· 5/28/1993
Rugen v. Interactive Business Systems, Inc.
Citations
- 864 S.W.2d 548
- 1993 Tex. App. LEXIS 3136
- 1993 WL 186426
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- holding that possession of confidential information and evidence that the defendant was in a position to use it justified an inference of probable irreparable injury
- holding that possession of confidential information and evidence that the defendant was in a position to use it justified an inference of probable irreparable injury
- noting purpose of Rule 683 is to ensure parties are adequately informed of acts they are enjoined from committing and reasons for prohibition
- affirming temporary injunction although noncompetition agreement was unenforceable where parties stipulated information was intended to be kept secret and defendant would gain competitive advantage by use
- noting purpose of Rule 683 is to ensure parties are adequately informed of acts they are enjoined from committing and reasons for prohibition
- affirming temporary injunction although noncompetition agreement was unenforceable where parties stipulated information was intended to be kept secret and defendant would gain competitive advantage by use
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Judges: Lagarde, Chapman, Rosenberg
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