Davis v. Huey

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the appellate court erred in its review of a temporary injunction by giving full consideration to the merits of the underlying lawsuit
• holding that the appellate court erred in its review of a temporary injunction by giving full consideration to the merits of the underlying lawsuit
• holding that the appellate court erred in its review of a temporary injunction by giving full consideration to the merits of the underlying lawsuit
• holding that when findings of fact and conclusions of law are not filed, the judgment must be upheld on any legal theory supported in the record
• holding that when findings of fact and conclusions of law are not filed, the judgment must be upheld on any legal theory supported in the record
• holding that when findings of fact and conclusions of law are not filed, the judgment must be upheld on any legal theory supported in the record

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