Geddes v. Cox

How courts have described this case

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• finding that this exception did not apply because “[t]here is no indication . . . that Plaintiff wishes to use the money to finance his lawsuit[”
• denying injunctive relief for equal protection claim where plaintiff failed to establish he would “suffer some injury other than a readily quantifiable monetary loss”
• finding the plaintiff’s statements that he is of “limited financial means” to be too vague to support preliminary relief
• explaining “[t]he case law is replete with examples of courts finding no irreparable harm despite the allegation of a constitutional violation where the only remedy would be monetary in nature”
• noting that monetary loss may constitute irreparable injury if “(1) the plaintiff is so poor that he would be harmed in the interim by the loss of the monetary benefits; (2) the plaintiff would be unable to finance his lawsuit without the money he wishes to recover; (3
• observing four circumstances where monetary damages can constitute irreparable harm

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).