The document discusses injunctions in civil procedure, including definitions, classifications, and procedures. Some key points:
1) Injunctions can be prohibitory (to restrain acts) or mandatory (to compel acts). Interlocutory injunctions are temporary orders issued before or during trial, while perpetual injunctions are final orders made after a full hearing.
2) To obtain an interlocutory injunction, the plaintiff must show a serious question to be tried, that damages are insufficient, and that the balance of hardship favors the plaintiff.
3) Procedures for obtaining interlocutory injunctions depend on whether the case is urgent or not. In either case, the plaintiff must file supporting affidavits and
The document discusses injunctions in civil procedure, including definitions, classifications, and procedures. Some key points:
1) Injunctions can be prohibitory (to restrain acts) or manda…