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· 11/7/2017

Danyel K. Habig v. Eagle Natrium, LLC

How courts have described this case

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  • confirming in the context of TROs that “whether a party was wrongfully enjoined depends upon the final judgment on the merits”
  • “Because a court can only be certain of an enjoined party’s rights after a case has been fully litigated, ‘wrongfully enjoined’ can only be determined after a final judgment on the merits.”

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