Mullins v. City of New York

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• holding that the district court committed no error in considering, and relying on, hearsay testimony at the 1 ¶12.
• holding that a court may rely on affidavits, depositions, sworn testimony, and hearsay evidence in considering a motion for a preliminary injunction
• recognizing that a district court may rely on affidavits, depositions and sworn testimony in adjudicating a motion seeking preliminary injunctive relief
• holding that a court may rely on affidavits, depositions, sworn testimony, and hearsay evidence in considering a motion for a preliminary injunction
• holding that a court may rely on affidavits, depositions, sworn testimony, and hearsay evidence in considering a motion for a preliminary injunction
• holding that courts may consider hearsay evidence on motions for preliminary injunction

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