· 7/6/1976
Federal Case
Citations
- 534 F.2d 1115
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- “injunction is an extraordinary remedy and should not issue except upon a clear showing of possible irreparable injury”
- “In not all cases where the petitioner fails to show irreparable injury will he still be denied a permanent injunction. . . .”
- “injunction is an extraordinary remedy and should not issue except upon a clear showing of possible irreparable injury”
- “Courts have consistently held that parties have a right to settle or compromise their litigation without the knowledge or consent of their counsel” [citing cases]
- “Injunctive relief, where warranted, can be a useful tool to aid a court in controlling the conduct of litigants.”
- “Often times the concepts of ‘irreparable injury and ‘no adequate remedy at law’ are indistinguishable.”
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