Thomas v. OSLER MEDICAL, INC.

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• holding that injunction with notice only should be dissolved where facts have changed to the point that equity dictates that the injunction is no longer needed
• stating the standard of review in determining whether a trial court properly refused to dissolve an injunction is abuse of discretion
• “When a motion to dissolve is directed to a temporary injunction entered after notice and a hearing, the moving party must establish that a change in conditions justifies the dissolution.”

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