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Interlocutory Appeals Involving Injunctive Relief Are Appealable
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Interlocutory Appeals Involving Injunctive Relief Are Appealable

Carson v. American Brands, Inc; An appeal as of right may be taken from interlocutory orders of federal district courts granting, continuing, modifying, refusing, or dissolving injunction; consent decree; interlocutory.
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