Joseph Di Giorgio v. Leon N. Causey, Sr., Judge, Circuit Court, Greene County, Mississippi, Etc.

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• “[O]n appeal from a preliminary injunction this Court does not concern itself with the merits of the controversy. . . . No attention is paid to the merits of the controversy beyond that necessary to determine the presence or absence of an abuse of discretion.”
• “[On] appeal from a preliminary injunction this Court does not concern itself with the merits of the contro- versy . . . No attention is paid to the merits of the controversy be- yond that necessary to determine the presence or absence of an abuse of discretion.”
• “[On] appeal from a preliminary injunction this Court does not concern itself with the merits of the contro- versy . . . No attention is paid to the merits of the controversy be- yond that necessary to determine the presence or absence of an abuse of discretion.”
• “[O]n an appeal from a preliminary injunction this Court does not concern itself with the merits of the controversy . . . . No attention is paid to the merits of the contro- versy beyond that necessary to determine the presence or absence of an abuse of discretion.”

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