JOHN ADAMS, ZOLTAN HAYDU AND JOHN EUBANKS, APPELLANTS,
v.
C. B. R. CORPORATION, F/K/A LEMOSTRON, INC., A FLORIDA CORPORATION, AND BLACK DENTAPRISES, INC., A FLORIDA CORPORATION, FORMERLY A PARTNERSHIP D/B/A BLACK HOLDING CO., APPELLEES
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This case involves an interlocutory appeal from a temporary injunction granted against the appellants for alleged unfair competition and breach of a confidential relationship. The appellate court affirmed the injunction, finding sufficient grounds for its issuance by the trial court, but emphasized that this decision did not prejudice the final determination of the case's merits.
No, the trial court did not err in granting the temporary injunction. The showing made by the plaintiffs was sufficient to support the trial court's action pendente lite.
“On consideration of the record and the briefs and arguments of counsel, we conclude that the entry of a temporary injunction did not constitute reversible error.”
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By suit in the circuit court in Dade County the plaintiffs sought relief in equity against the appellants and other named defendants, for alleged unfair competition through breach of confidential relationship. After hearing on notice, the trial court granted temporary injunction against the defendants John C. Adams, Zoltán Haydu and John Eubanks, and said defendants filed this interlocutory appeal therefrom. On consideration of the record and the briefs and arguments of counsel, we conclude that the entry of a temporary injunction did not constitute reversible error. Our holding that the showing made by plaintiffs on their application for temporary injunction was sufficient to support such action by the trial court pendente lite, is not to be construed as a decision or ruling by this court on the issues of fact or the applicable questions of law, which are to be tried and determined on final hearing by the circuit court.
Affirmed.