Local 1894, American Federation of State, County & Municipal Employees, AFL-CIO v. Holsapple

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• stating that in order for injunction to be appropriate, the following is required: “(a) possession of a certain and clearly ascertained right which requires protection; (b) irreparable injury if the injunctive relief is denied; and (c) lack of an adequate remedy at law”
• stating that in order for injunction to be appropriate, the following is required: “(a) possession of a certain and clearly ascertained right which requires protection; (b) irreparable injury if the injunctive relief is denied; and (c) lack of an adequate remedy at law”
• “Injunctive relief will be granted when a public official’s acts are arbitrary and capricious and he abuses his discretion, or if fraud, corruption, or gross injustice [is] shown to underlie his discretionary actions”

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