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=082  ##$$a 347.05
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=100   #$$a Laycock, Douglas
=245  14$$a Death of The Irreparable Injury Rule /$c Douglas Laycock
=260  ##$$a New York :$b Oxford University Press,$c 1991
=300  ##$$a X, 356 hlm ; 22 cm ; $c 22 cm
=500  ##$$a Indeks : Indeks
=520  ##$$a This book has a unified negative thesis-the irreparable injury rule is dead. It also has an affirmative thesis-nearly all the operative law of remedies can be stated without reference to the irreparable injury rule. This affirmative thesis is an umbrella for a host of small and middle-sized insights. In fact this book is both realist and doctrinal. This book consists of 12 chapters: Functional Approach to Choosing Remedies, Irreplaceability, Other Means of Escaping the Rule, Why Courts Invoke the Rule, Preliminary Relief, Deference to Other Authority, Avoiding Over Enforcement, Other Substantive Reasons, Other Procedural Reasons, The Disparate Uses of a Code Phrase, Holmes Posner and Efficient Breach, and Conforming Doctrine to Reality.
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