In Pre-Paid Legal Services v. Cahill, in which Pre-Paid sued for injunctive relief so it could prevent Cahill from working in competition with it before trial, the district court reviewed the magistrate's recommendation to grant Pre-Paid injunctive relief. The court noted that relief could be granted if Pre-Paid showed that without an injunction it would suffer
a. repairable injury b. serious injury
c. loss of income
d. inescapable injury
e. none of the other choices are correct
Question 2
In Pre-Paid Legal Services v. Cahill, in which Pre-Paid sued for injunctive relief so it could prevent Cahill from working in competition with it before trial, the district court reviewed the magistrate's recommendation to grant Pre-Paid injunctive relief. The court noted that relief could be granted if Pre-Paid showed that without an injunction it would suffer ___________.
a. repairable injury b. serious injury
c. loss of income
d. irreparable injury
e. none of the other choices are correct
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