ISSUE:
Can appellate courts interfere with interlocutory orders passed by lower courts?
RULE:
Except in cases where it can be demonstrated that the first instance court's discretion was used arbitrarily, capriciously, or perversely, or in cases where the court disregarded well-established legal rules governing the granting or refusing of interlocutory injunctions, the appellate court will not substitute its own discretion for the first instance court's discretion.