Interim Injunctions Flashcards

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What is an interim injunction?

A

Temporary measure to restrain the respondent from causing irreparable or immeasurable damage to the applicant

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What is a prohibitory injunction?

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Refraining from doing an act

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What is a mandatory injunction?

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Specific act needs to be done

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What is the purpose of a freezing injunction?

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Prevents respondent from disposing of assets before trial

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What must the applicant show for a freezing injunction?

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There is a real risk of the respondent dissipating their assets

Often happens between a bank, C and D

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What is a search order?

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Allows an applicant to enter premises to search for and take copies of evidence

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What are the three steps to determine whether an interim injunction should be granted?

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  1. Is it just and convenient for an injunction to be granted?
  2. Apply American Cyanamid Guidelines
  3. Apply equitable and discretionary remedy factors
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What are the American Cyanamid Guidelines?

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  1. Is there a serious question to be tried
  2. Would damages be an adequate remedy:
    a. For the A
    b. For the R if the injunction is wrongly granted?
  3. Where does the balance of convenience lie - consider a range of factors to ascertain where the lesser risk of injustice lies
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What equitable remedies may be considered?

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  • equity does not act in vain
  • clean hands
  • no delay
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10
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What must be disclosed if an application is made without notice?

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The reason for applying without notice

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What are undertakings in the context of injunctions?

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A must offer a cross-undertaking to pay damages for any loss sustained by reason of the injunction if the injunction should not have been granted

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How do you apply for an interim injunction?

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Normal interim application procedure, with evidence to justify the application (with notice), or why no notice is being given (without notice)

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How is the R protected in without notice applications

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Safeguards:
- Applicant must make a full and frank disclosure of all matters of fact or law relevant to the application
- injunctions will be granted for a limited period
- a second hearing, called a return date will be set
- Court can either maintain, discharge or enforce the applicant’s undertaking

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When can applications be made before a claim is issued?

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Only if the matter is urgent or it is otherwise desriable in the interests of justice

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15
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CPR for interim injunction?

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CPR 25A

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