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An 'injunction' is an order issued by the court which stops or prevents some 'action' from taking place.
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What are remedies of specific performances and injunctions?
Specific performances and injunctions have specific remedies. You need to specify which you mean.
What has the author C M Row written?
C. M. Row has written: 'Treatise on the law of injunctions' -- subject(s): Injunctions
What are the remedies in a cause of action in tort law?
Damages, primarily. At equity, mandatory injunctions, negative injunctions, equitable accounting, equitable tracing, the list goes on and on.
Where can you find statistics on protection orders versus injunctions?
There would be no way to determine that, as they are basically one and the same. The different types of injunctions are determined by the particular situation to which they are applied.
What has the author Olivier Luc Mosimann written?
Olivier Luc Mosimann has written: 'Anti-suit injunctions in international commercial arbitration' -- subject(s): International Arbitration and award, Injunctions
What is the term used for court order forbidding or ending a strike?
Injunctions
Who are the two premiership players the have injunctions against the news of the world?
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What is a consent order of permanent injunction?
what are = Registry of Injunctions and Cease and Desist Affidavits =
How do you use the word comptroller?
In particular, give the Comptroller the power to order injunctions.
What telecommunication does Buddhism religion use?
There are no injunctions against any type of telecommunication in Buddhism.
What has the author William Williamson Kerr written?
William Williamson Kerr has written: 'Kerr on fraud and mistake, including the law relating to misrepresentation generally, undue influence, fiduciary relations, constructive notice, specific performance, &c' -- subject(s): Fraud, Mistake (Law) 'Kerr on the law of fraud and mistake, including misrepresentation generally, undue influence, fiduciary relationship, constructive and imputed notice, etc' -- subject(s): Fraud, Fraudulent conveyances, Mistake (Law) 'A treatise on the law of fraud and mistake' -- subject(s): Fraud, Mistake (Law) 'A treatise on the law and practice of injunctions in equity' -- subject(s): Injunctions 'On the law and practice of injunctions' -- subject(s): Injunctions 'The law and practice as to receivers' -- subject(s): Receivers 'A treatise on the law and practice of injunctions' -- subject(s): Injunctions 'Kerr on the law of fraud and mistake' -- subject(s): Fraud, Mistake (Law)
How does the judiciary oversee the actions of the bureaucracy?
issuing injunctions preventing agency rules from going into effect.
