Hill v. Commonwealth, Department of Public Welfare

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the court has jurisdiction to adjudicate an appeal from a district court’s or- der “refusing” to issue a preliminary injunction
• holding that the court has jurisdiction to adjudicate an appeal from a district court’s or- der “refusing” to issue a preliminary injunction
• finding district court did not abuse its discretion in denying preliminary injunction where it found no adequate remedy at law and no irreparable harm
• “[Sec- tion 1292(a)(1)] is a limited exception to the final-judgment rule, and we construe it narrowly.”
• “[Sec- tion 1292(a)(1)] is a limited exception to the final-judgment rule, and we construe it narrowly.”
• “[Sec- tion 1292(a)(1)] is a limited exception to the final-judgment rule, and we construe it narrowly.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).