State v. Texas Pet Foods, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• stating that, in an equitable proceeding, \ultimate issues of fact are submitted for jury determination\
• holding that “doctrine of balancing the equities has no application to this statutorily authorized injunctive relief” and affirming injunctions authorized by Texas Clean Air Act, Texas Water Quality Act, and Texas Renderers’ Licensing Act
• stating that, in an equitable proceeding, “ultimate issues of fact are submitted for jury determination”
• stating that, in an equitable proceeding, “ultimate issues of fact are submitted for jury determination”
• explaining that the jury decides if there are questions of fact in dispute but that it does not determine the expediency, necessity, or propriety of equitable relief
• explaining that courts determine the expediency, necessity, and propriety of equitable relief

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