Sixth Circuit· 7/10/2002
Patio Enclosures, Inc. v. Herbst
Citations
- 39 F. App'x 964
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- holding that “the demonstration of some irreparable injury is a sine qua non for issuance of an injunction”
- observing that “the demonstration of some irreparable injury is a sine qua non for issuance of an injunction”
- finding that “[t]he demonstration of some irreparable injury is a sine qua non for issuance of an injunction”
- observing that “the demonstration of some irreparable injury is a sine qua non for issuance of an injunction”
- affirming the denial of a preliminary injunction for noncompetition and trade secrets claims in part because plaintiff failed to demonstrate irreparable injury
- affirming denial of a preliminary injunction for noncompetition and trade secrets claims in part because plaintiff failed to demonstrate irreparable injury
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Judges: Clay, Nelson, Siler
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