U.S. Philips Corp. v. KBC Bank N.V.

How courts have described this case

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• “A preliminary injunction . . . dissolves ipso facto when a final judgment is entered in the cause.”
• “A preliminary injunction imposed according to the procedures outlined in Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 65 dissolves ipso facto when a final judgment is entered in the cause.”
• “A preliminary injunction imposed according to the procedures outlined in Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 65 dissolves ipso facto when a final judgment is entered in the cause.”
• “A preliminary injunction imposed according to the procedures outlined in Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 65 dissolves ipso facto when a final judgment is entered in the cause.”
• “A preliminary injunction imposed according to the procedures outlined in Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 65 dissolves ipso facto when a final judgment is entered in the cause.”
• “This principle stems from the 9 very purpose of a preliminary injunction, which is to preserve the status quo and the 10 rights of the parties until a final judgment issues in the cause.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).