Injunction Bond
A court injunction is a judicial order that requires a person to do or stop doing something. Plaintiffs can apply for a court injunction which requests the judge to prohibit the defendant from engaging or carrying out a specific act. Injunctions can also order the defendant to stop doing something that is damaging to the plaintiff.
There are three types of injunctions:
- Temporary injunctions: These are meant to be a short-term measure until something more long-lasting can be issued (such as a preliminary injunction).
- Preliminary injunctions: Issued at the beginning of a lawsuit to prevent certain conduct, and remain in effect during a pending court case. These can sometimes turn into permanent injunctions.
- Permanent injunctions: Issued as final judgements in a case, and preserve conduct permanently.
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