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Injunction meaning
The act of enjoining; the act of directing, commanding, or prohibiting. | That which is enjoined; such as an order, mandate, decree, command, precept. | A writ or process, granted by a court of equity, and, in some cases, under statutes, by a court of law, whereby a party is required to do or to refrain from doing certain acts, according to the exigency of the writ.
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In the National Highways case, the court granted a final injunction against 24 people who were found in contempt of court for breaching the interim injunction.
The decision doesn’t spell out what the RCMP can do to enforce the injunction but police have been heavily scrutinized over the past year for enforcing a previous injunction granted by Justice Church against Coastal GasLink protestors.
To issue a preliminary injunction, the court needed to consider the effects of the injunction on the parties.
IIRC it was the Giggs super-injunction case, or a similar one, anyway, where the English courts were banning naming some ne'er-do-well, but such an injunction didn't apply in Scotland.
Mr. Surls concludes that "although these are the district court’s rulings on preliminary injunction, it should be a good indication on how the court intends to rule on the permanent injunction.
An injunction has been issued on the funeral of Rev. Anthony Kwadwo Boakye, the late Founder and General Overseer of the Resurrection Power New Generation Church.
A pipelay vehicle would hold in Darwin until the court takes up whether to extend the injunction beyond November 13, Santos said.
As part of his ruling on Suit No: HUC/21/2023, the judge also impose a perpetual injunction against Lamidi Apapa and his faction from removing or suspending Abure as the national chairman until a new national convention of the party is convened.
As the co-chair of an organization dedicated to strengthening and defending public health care that is accessible to all, we welcome the B.C. government’s decision to seek an injunction against Telus Health’s LifePlus program.
But talk about the lawsuit, so now we’ve reached critical mass to the point where we have a lawsuit, talk about the lawsuit and in talking about the lawsuit, has an injunction been leveled against the institution to cease and desist?
But U.S. District Judge Edward Davila denied the Federal Trade Commission’s request for a preliminary injunction against the deal.
Campaigners then hastily obtained an injunction to stop further felling.
Clear-cut trees are visible across the heavily forested mountainside that makes up the Fairy Creek injunction area on Vancouver Island.
CUPE Local 486 was accused by the city multiple times of blocking garbage trucks, an accusation the union denied, and the City of Saint John even obtained a temporary injunction against the striking workers.
Despite a preliminary injunction, the state Supreme Court rejected the lawsuit, allowing the payout to proceed.
Detectives were alerted following a disturbance at Bonnette’s home back in April, in which he was arrested on unrelated charges: possession of weapon/ammo by a convicted felon and violation of an injunction for domestic violence protection.
Dr. Duffuor, one of the three presidential aspirants on Tuesday filed an injunction in court restraining the party from going ahead with the election.
Following a 90-minute hearing, the three state judges agreed unanimously to issue a preliminary injunction sought by Cooper.
Friday’s court injunction against demolition also offers a glimmer of hope to the residents as they pursue an appeal.
He initially skirted criminal charges, but Luna was granted a temporary stalking injunction against him shortly after his alleged threats were made public.