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· 11/24/1980

Kreutzer v. Clark

Citations

  • 607 S.W.2d 670
  • 271 Ark. 243
  • 1980 Ark. LEXIS 1687

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  • doctor could not demonstrate irreparable harm, despite claim that he stood to lose a $100,000 per year job, because any harm could be adequately compensated by money damages or addressed in a court of law
  • doctor could not demonstrate irreparable harm, despite claim that he stood to lose a $100,000 per year job, because any harm could be adequately compensated by money damages or addressed in a court of law
  • physician was not entitled to a temporary restraining order preventing his termination; alleged harm from loss of his salary and possible necessity of moving to find other employment could be recouped in a court of law by a favorable judgment and an award of damages

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Judges: Mays

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