Richard Dorfmann, T/a Tenth Street Limited Partnership v. Russell B. Boozer

How courts have described this case

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

• “The power to issue a preliminary injunction, especially a mandatory one, should be sparingly exercised.”
• “The power to issue a preliminary injunction, especially a mandatory one, should be sparingly exercised.” (emphasis added) (internal quotation marks omitted)
• “The power to issue a preliminary injunction, especially a mandatory one, should be ‘sparingly exercised.’” (quoting 7 J.W. Moore, Federal Practice P65.04(1), p. 1627 (2d ed. 1968))
• “The power to issue a preliminary injunction, especially a mandatory one, should be ‘sparingly exercised.’” (quoting 7 J.W. MOORE, FEDERAL PRACTICE ¶ 65.04(1), at 1627 (2d ed. 1968))
• “The power to issue a preliminary injunction, especially a mandatory one, should be ‘sparingly exercised.’” (quoting 7 J.W. MOORE, FEDERAL PRACTICE ¶ 65.04(1), at 1627 (2d ed. 1968))
• “The preliminary injunction, especially one which worked a transfer of money belonging to persons who were not within the jurisdiction of the court, should not have been issued before the action was certified as a class action.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).