Consolidated Rail Corp. v. State of Mich.

How courts have described this case

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• finding irreparable harm in context of dispute over quiet title to piece of real property
• “[I]nterference with the enjoyment or possession of land is considered ‘irreparable’ since land is viewed as a unique commodity for which monetary compensation is an inadequate substitute.”
• \[I]nterferenc:;e with the enjoyment or possessiOn of land is considered 'irreparable' since land is viewed as a unique commodity for which monetary compensation is an inadequate substitute.\
• “interference with the .enjoyment or possession of land is considered ‘irreparable’ since land is viewed as a unique commodity for which monetary compensation is an inadequate substitute.”
• “real property is crucial to the functioning of Plaintiff’s business.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).