Zant v. Dick

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a stay of execution is the equivalent of an interlocutory injunction, at least where there has been a hearing
• holding that a stay of execution is the equivalent of an interlocutory injunction, at least where there has been a hearing
• rejecting the argument “that a substantial likelihood of success on the merits must be shown in order to entitle an applicant to interlocutory injunctive relief in the courts of Georgia.”
• rejecting the argument “that a substantial likelihood of success on the merits must be shown in order to entitle an applicant to interlocutory injunctive relief in the courts of Georgia.”
• rejecting the argument “that a substantial likelihood of success on the merits must be shown in order to entitle an applicant to interlocutory injunctive relief in the courts of Georgia”
• in application for interlocutory injunction, there should be balancing of conveniences and consideration of whether greater harm might be done by refusing than by granting the injunction

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).