Chapter 8.3

Question 1

Restrictive injunction

Answer 1

an order that someone stop or refrain from doing something that is harming or will harm the plaintiff also called a prohibitive injunction

Question 2

Injuction

Answer 2

An injection is a court order directing someone to stop doing a certain acts or compelling someone to do a certain act. the purpose of an injunction is to rectify a situation caused by the person who was found to be in the wrong, It can either be a restrictive injunction or a mandatory injunction

Question 3

mandatory injunction

Answer 3

an order requiring someone to do something or take active steps to prevent harm or further harm to the plaintiff

Question 4

Ability of injunctions to achieve their purpose - restrictive injunction

Answer 4

a restrictive injunction aims to prevent harm, or further harm, from being caused to the plaintiff by ordering someone to refrain from taking steps or any further steps

Question 5

factors to consider when assessing the ability of injunction to achieve their purpose - restrictive injunction

Answer 5

• whether the defendent will comply
• whether harm has already been suffered
• whether a restrictive injuction alone is sufficient
• whether there are other bodies that may be required

Question 6

ability of injunction to achieve their purposes - mandatory injunction

Answer 6

a mandatory injunction requires a person to take certain steps or do a particular act which will prevent further harm from being suffered by the plaintiff, or to remedy the situation caused by the defendants not taking certain access

Question 7

Factors to consider when assessing the ability of injunction to achieve their purpose

mandatory injunction

Answer 7

• whether the defendant will do what is ordered
• whether harm has already been suffered
• whether a mandatory injunction alone is sufficient
• whether there are other orders that may be required