Corus Group PLC v. Bush

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• considering the argument that \sound business principles would require it to close ... rather than operate at a loss\ and finding insufficient evidence of the danger of imminent closure
• holding “economic injury” insufficient to establish irreparable harm
• “In reviewing the factors, the court employs a ‘sliding scale.’ Consequently, the factors do not necessarily carry equal weight. The crucial factor is irreparable injury.”
• “In reviewing the fac tors, the court employs a ‘sliding scale.’ Consequently, the factors do not necessarily carry equal weight. The crucial factor is irreparable injury.” (citations omitted)

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Other cases named Corus Group PLC v. Bush

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• Corus Group PLC v. Bush
  Court of International Trade· 2002-09-05