Sun Oil Company v. Whitaker

How courts have described this case

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• stating that the temporary injunction applicant is not required to establish that it will prevail on final trial and need only plead a cause of action and show a probable right to the relief sought
• holding that \an applicant is not required to establish that he will prevail on final trial; he needs only to plead a cause of action and to show a probable right on final trial to the relief he seeks and probable injury in the interim.\
• holding that “an applicant is not required to establish that he will prevail on final trial; he needs only to plead a cause of action and to show a probable right on final 5 trial to the relief he seeks and probable injury in the interim.”
• noting that “[t]o be entitled to the writ when the only relief sought on final trial is injunctive, the applicant must show a probable right on final hearing to a permanent injunction.”
• stating that the temporary injunction applicant is not required to establish that it will prevail on final trial and need only plead a cause of action and show a probable right to the relief sought
• affirming denial of temporary injunction seeking to prohibit use of water for irrigation

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).