Cement-Masonry Workers Union, Local No. 101 v. Ralph M. Williams Enterprises

How courts have described this case

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• ‘[t]he question for the court upon the interlocutory application is not the final merits of the case. When the case comes on to be heard, the final merits may be very different.’
• `[t]he question for the court upon the interlocutory application is not the final merits of the case. When the case comes on to be heard, the final merits may be very different.'

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).