· 3/19/1999
Southland Corp. v. Froelich
Citations
- 41 F. Supp. 2d 227
- 1999 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 3603
- 1999 WL 166850
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- holding that if the franchise agreement was properly terminated, defendant’s license to use plaintiffs trademarks was also revoked, and irreparable harm is established as a matter of law
- holding that “owner’s inability to make better use of the site,” or “lack of control” of property, constituted irreparable harm
- finding that irreparable harm flows from an inability to make productive use of and exercise control over property
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Judges: Seybert
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