Georgia Canoeing Ass'n v. Henry

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• explaining that in a bench trial, the trial court may consider “evidence which was heard in connection with the interlocutory injunction and any additional evidence which [the parties] wish[ ] to present”
• at bench trial on the merits, trial court may consider evidence heard in connection with interlocutory injunction and any additional evidence that the parties wish to present
• where disputed issues of fact remain, summary judgment is inappropriate

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