· 3/10/2022
Mark Broe v. the Crafty Yank, LLC
How courts have described this case
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- “when [a] statute appears not to provide for an eventuality, there is no justification for judicial legislation”
- where loss of rights cannot be vindicated after prevailing on the merits, harm is irreparable
- in estimating the fiscal effect of an emergency regulation, the agency is held only to a good-faith standard with regard to its accuracy
- vacating preliminary injunction on this ground
- vacating preliminary injunction on this ground
- vacating preliminary injunction on this ground
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