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Categories of injunctive orders
Condition for the grant of injunction by a court
Distinction between a mandatory injunction and an interlocutory injunction
Distinction between an interlocutory injunction and a perpetual injunction
Distinction between Interim and Interlocutory Injunction.
General principles of injunction
Grant of injunctions as a matter of discretion
Guiding principles for the award of injunction
How the court determines whether the preconditions necessary for a grant of injunction exist
Meaning and purpose of an injunction
Meaning of an injunction
Nature of an injunction
Need for a party not to take any steps that will frustrate or render ineffective an injunctive order of a court
Need for an order of injunction to be clear and precise
Position of the law where a person seeks interim and interlocutory injunctions
Position of the law where the grant of an injunctive relief would dispose of the main issues in the substantive suit
Principles governing the grant of interim and interlocutory injunctions
Principles guiding the power of a court to grant an injunction
Purpose of an injunction
Rationale for the powers of the court to issue restorative injunction
The aim of a motion on notice for injunctive reliefs
The essence of the grant of an injunction
The need for the court to exercise its powers to issue a mandatory or restorative injunction to protect the dignity and integrity of the court
The primary duty of the court in determining an application for interlocutory injunction
The principle that a party, who is aware of an application for injunction and goes ahead to do the act complained of, will not be permitted to rely on the defence that the act has been completed
The principle that an application for an injunctive order, whether interim or interlocutory, is equitable in nature and as such the Court is required to ensure that all conditions for its grant are satisfied
The principle that an application for injunction must be premised on the substantive suit
The purport of transitory and restoratory injunctive orders
The right which would be protected by an order of injunction
The rule that an injunction sought pending the determination of the substantive suit is an interlocutory, not an interim injunction
The rule that the court will only grant an injunction where a legal right is established
What an applicant for injunction must show
What Injunction entails; categories of injunction
When an injunction made by a court for limited application becomes discharged
When an order of injunction can be granted
Whether a claim for damages in a substantive suit would be a good reason to refuse to grant an injunction
Whether a court can grant injunction to a person who has no established legal right to protect
Whether a court can make a blanket order of injunction against further arrest or detention
Whether a party who has been put on notice of an application for injunction to restrain him from taking a step can argue that he can no longer be bound because he has completed the act
Whether a plaintiff is permitted to file an application for injunction before filing a writ
Whether an applicant for an injunction has the liberty to deploy an alternative facility for the preservation of the subject matter of the suit
Whether an injunction can be granted against a completed act
Whether an injunction can be granted against a person who was a party in the suit before the trial court
Whether an injunction can be issued to prevent investigation of an alleged commission of crime
Whether an injunction can lie against proceedings in another court of co-ordinate jurisdiction
Whether an injunction should be granted where considerable damage would be done pending trial/appeal
Whether an injunction will be granted where the act complained of is an irregular act
Whether an injunction will lie in respect of dead issues
Whether an injunction would be granted to stay the proceedings of an election tribunal
Whether an injunctive relief is available to a body whose existence as a legal entity is unknown
Whether an interim injunction can be granted in respect of a completed or concluded action
Whether an order of injunction can be made where no legal right is disclosed
Whether breach of an injunction is a contempt of court
Whether injunctions are unconstitutional
Whether it is sufficient that the grant of an injunction can do no harm or that the balance of convenience favours the grant
Whether the court can grant an injunction to restrain a proposed constitutional event
Whether the court can grant an injunction when the relief of injunction sought is not in respect of a claim before the Court or parties joined in the suit
Whether the court can grant an injunction without a specific claim for it
Whether the court can order an injunction where it is not specifically claimed
Whether there is a distinction between a mandatory injunction and a prohibitory injunction
Whether where facts deposed to in an affidavit for interim injunction have been corrected by the applicant himself before an order discharging the interim injunction, the court would grant an interlocutory injunction based on the corrected facts
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