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  now raised by defendant is not substantial enough to alter the balance of hardships as evaluated earlier by the Court. Therefore, the conclusion remains that the preliminary injunction should apply.

This does not mean that the defendant has no opportunity to raise defenses and objections to injunctive relief. On the contrary, Little Lisa may present them at the trial on the merits of this action. The objections are preserved for trial and the objecting party is urged to seek a final determination of all factual and legal issues in dispute.

Accordingly, the defendant’s motion is denied. Similarly, because there are many important factual issues in dispute in this case, the plaintiff’s motion for partial summary judgment is denied.

So ordered.