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Attitude of the court to executive acts interfering with an application for interlocutory injunction
Condition for a right order of interlocutory injunction
Conditions for the grant of interlocutory injunction
Essence of an order of interlocutory injunction
Factors for the grant of Interlocutory Injunction
General principles on interlocutory injunction
Grant of interlocutory injunction as an exercise of discretion
How the courts consider whether damages would be an adequate remedy in an application for interlocutory injunction
How the discretion of the court in granting interlocutory injunctions should be exercised
Interests sought to be balanced in an application for interlocutory injunction
Meaning and purpose of an interlocutory injunction
Meaning of Interlocutory Injunction
Nature and essence of an interlocutory injunction
Nature of an interlocutory injunction
Need for an applicant for interlocutory injunction not to pour out the totality of his mind on the merits or issues of the case
Need to establish the existence of a legal right in an application for interlocutory injunction
Object of interlocutory injunction
Onus of proof on an applicant in an application for interlocutory injunction
Position of the law where the reliefs sought in an application for interlocutory injunction are substantially the same as those sought in the substantive suit
Power of the Court of Appeal to grant interlocutory injunction
Principles governing the consideration of whether damages would be an adequate remedy for an applicant for interlocutory injunction
Principles governing the grant or refusal of an interlocutory injunction
Purpose of Interlocutory Injunction
The aim of an order of interlocutory injunction
The first issue to be determined in an application for interlocutory injunction
The first requirement to be proved by an applicant for interlocutory injunction
The manner of exercise of the court's jurisdiction to grant an interlocutory injunction
The need for the court to weigh one need against the other in determining where the balance of evidence tilts
The principle that conduct of the parties is one of the relevant factors to be taken into consideration in an application for interlocutory injunction
The principle that interlocutory injunction cannot lie against a completed act
The principle that interlocutory injunction should relate a substantive claim
The principle that the grant of interlocutory injunction is predicated on the applicant establishing a legal right
The proper approach of the court in considering an application for interlocutory injunction
The underlying principle for granting interlocutory injunctions
Time to make a grant of interlocutory injunction
What Interlocutory Injunction connotes
What the applicant for interlocutory injunction must show
When an interlocutory injunction will be granted
Whether a mere privilege can mature into a legal right for the grant of an order of interlocutory injunction
Whether a party who claims only pecuniary damages can be granted an interlocutory injunction
Whether accelerated hearing should be given to an application for interlocutory injunction
Whether an applicant for interlocutory injunction must establish a prima facie case
Whether an applicant for interlocutory injunction must prove a proprietary interest in property
Whether an application for interlocutory injunction can be considered in isolation from the pleadings
Whether an application for interlocutory injunction will be refused because applicant was unable to show a prospect of obtaining a permanent injunction
Whether an interlocutory injunction can be granted ex-parte
Whether an interlocutory injunction can be granted where the land in dispute is uncertain and unidentifiable
Whether an interlocutory injunction can be granted where there are conflicting affidavits
Whether an interlocutory injunction can be issued to restrain the lawful enjoyment of a right
Whether an interlocutory injunction is granted as a matter of course
Whether an interlocutory injunction which has the effect of transferring possession from the party in possession to another would be granted
Whether an interlocutory injunction will be granted where damages will be an adequate remedy
Whether interlocutory injunction will be granted where the applicant is guilty of delay
Whether it is necessary to determine a legal right to a claim in an application for interlocutory injunction
Whether the applicant for interlocutory injunction is required to make out a case on the merits
Whether the court can decide principal issues in the substantive case when considering an application for interlocutory injunction
Whether the court can decide the rights or obligations of the parties in an application for interlocutory injunction
Whether the court can hear aspects of the substantive case which will enable it to make the order for interlocutory injunction
Whether the court is entitled to look at the whole case before it in an application for interlocutory injunction
Whether the court, in an interlocutory application, can grant all the reliefs in the claim
Whether the respondents to an application for interlocutory injunction can present an illegal position to create a status quo
Whether the right to obtain an interlocutory injunction is a cause of action
Whether the trial court must examine the affidavits of the applicant and respondent in granting an interlocutory injunction
Whether there is any need to resolve conflicting depositions in the affidavits when considering an application for interlocutory injunction
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