Supreme Court of Arkansas· 6/11/1973
Hayes v. State
Citations
- 496 S.W.2d 372
- 254 Ark. 680
- 1973 Ark. LEXIS 1574
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- to be recoverable, damages “must be traceable to the act complained of as its direct, proximate and natural consequence, and must not be remote and speculative, involving inquiries that are collateral to . . . the wrongful issuance of the temporary injunction”
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Judges: Byrd, Harris
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- Idbeis v. Wichita Surgical Specialists, P.A.Supreme Court of Kansas· 2007-12-21· cited 24×
- State v. McIlroySupreme Court of Arkansas· 1980-03-17· cited 21×
- Arkansas River Rights Committee v. Echubby Lake Hunting ClubCourt of Appeals of Arkansas· 2003-10-29· cited 15×
- South Dakota Wildlife Federation v. Water Management BoardSouth Dakota Supreme Court· 1986-01-15· cited 14×
- Rio Vista, Inc. v. MilesCourt of Appeals of Arkansas· 2010-02-24· cited 4×
- Opinion No.Arkansas Attorney General Reports· 1999-03-05
- Opinion No.Arkansas Attorney General Reports· 1995-09-29
- Opinion No.Arkansas Attorney General Reports· 2000-03-17
Cites
6 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Barboro v. BoyleSupreme Court of Arkansas· 1915-06-21· cited 23×
- Anderson v. ReamesSupreme Court of Arkansas· 1942-05-04· cited 11×
- Young v. Farmers Bank & Trust CompanySupreme Court of Arkansas· 1970-04-27· cited 9×
- City of Little Rock v. JeuryensSupreme Court of Arkansas· 1918-02-25· cited 8×
- Owen v. JohnsonSupreme Court of Arkansas· 1954-01-11· cited 7×
- Thurman v. RitterSupreme Court of Arkansas· 1915-12-20· cited 2×
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