· 3/14/1988
Fundicao Tupy S.A. And Tupy American Foundry Corporation v. The United States and Cast Iron Pipe Fittings Committee
Citations
- 841 F.2d 1101
- 1988 U.S. App. LEXIS 3180
- 1988 WL 20624
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- the question of whether a preliminary injunction should have issued is moot after the district court’s entry of final judgment
- “[A]lthough a preliminary injunction is usually not subject to a fixed time limitation, it is ipso facto dissolved by a dismissal of the complaint or the entry of a final decree in the cause.”
- “[A]]though a preliminary injunction is usually not subject to a fixed time limitation it ‘is ipso facto dissolved by a dismissal of the complaint or the entry of a final decree in the cause.’”’
- “[A]lthough a preliminary U.S. PHILIPS v. KBC BANK N.V. 931 injunction is usually not subject to a fixed time limitation, it is ipso facto dissolved by a dismissal of the complaint or the entry of a final decree in the cause.”
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Judges: Friedman, Rich, Nies
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