Menominee Rubber Company v. Gould, Inc.

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• under balance of harms test certain dealership termination would be more destructive than possible competitive injuries
• under balance of harms test certain dealership termination would be more destructive than possible competitive injuries
• “The loss of goodwill and the disruption of the dealer’s business resulting from its termination is substantial and sufficient to constitute ‘irreparable harm’.”
• loss of goodwill and the disruption of a distributor's business resulting from the termination of an agreement was substantial and sufficient to constitute irreparable harm.
• “The imbalance between the hardship [the distributor] would suffer if terminated [including the loss of good will and disruption of business] versus the hardship [the defendant] would suffer if the status quo were maintained is ... apparent ....”
• \The imbalance between the hardship [the distributor] would suffer if terminated [including the loss of good will and disruption of business] versus the hardship [the defendant] would suffer if the status quo were maintained is ... apparent ....\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).