Phrases with «to grant an injunction»

"To grant an injunction" means to legally order someone or an organization to stop doing something or to require them to do something specific. It is a decision made by a court to prevent harm or maintain a certain situation until a lawsuit is settled. Full definition

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The courts have jurisdiction to grant an injunction in appropriate ancillary relief cases, including a blanket injunction preventing any publication. (newlawjournal.co.uk)
They are an exception to the general rule that the court will not grant an injunction to facilitate execution before trial. (gilbertsondavis.com)
The court ultimately concluded that the plaintiff had not raised a genuine issue to be determined under the first stage in the test for granting an injunction. (slaw.ca)
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