Sentences with phrase «temporary injunctions last»

In most cases, preliminary or temporary injunctions last only while the divorce process is ongoing and automatically expire once the divorce is finalized.

Not exact matches

The 7 - 2 decision (Justices Côté and Rowe dissented, finding that there were alternatives available, the order is ineffective, and expressing concern that the «temporary» injunction was effectively permanent) is not a surprise — last week's Facebook's decision suggested a willingness to side with the weaker Canadian litigant against Internet giants — but the decision will ultimately grant Google more power, not less.

Last week, a Cook County judge had issued a temporary injunction, allowing construction of the field to continue, but denying the private school priority use of the park space.

The Appellate Division of the state Supreme Court in Brooklyn last month reinstated a temporary injunction excusing the 35 Plymouth Brethren students from the aids classes.

Last year, a court in New Mexico issued a temporary injunction barring the use of test scores in that state's teacher evaluation system.

The company was granted a temporary injunction by the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court last September; but an arbitral award did not follow.