· 8/12/1987
Coquina Oil Corporation, Flag-Redfern Oil Company and Yates Petroleum Corporation v. Transwestern Pipeline Company
Citations
- 825 F.2d 1461
- 95 Oil & Gas Rep. 549
- 8 Fed. R. Serv. 3d 948
- 1987 U.S. App. LEXIS 10644
How courts have described this case
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- concluding that, where a trial court does not “contemplate the imposition of the bond, its order granting a preliminary injunction is unsupportable”
- concluding that, where a trial court does not “contemplate the imposition of the bond, its order granting a preliminary injunction is unsupportable”
- concluding that, where a trial court does not “contemplate the imposition of the bond, its order granting a preliminary injunction is unsupportable”
- concluding that, where a trial court does not “contemplate the imposition of the bond, its order granting a preliminary injunction is unsupportable”
- recognizing that a “decision to waive a Rule 65(c) bond is subject to an abuse of discretion test on appeal”
- “[A] trial court may, in the exercise of discretion, determine a bond is unnecessary to secure a preliminary injunction ‘if there is an absence of proof showing a likelihood of harm.’”
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Judges: McKay, Logan, Moore
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