· 11/17/1967
Marks v. Grassmuck
Citations
- 387 F.2d 948
How courts have described this case
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- stating that “where no irreparable injury is alleged and proved, denial of a preliminary injunction is appropriate”
- stating that “where no irreparable injury is alleged and proved, denial of a preliminary injunction is appropriate”
- emphasizing that a preliminary injunction is “an extraordinary remedy, not available unless the plaintiff carries his burden of persuasion as to all of the four prerequisites”
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