Where the Trial of the Action is unlikely

Question 1

Principle laid down in

Answer 1

NWL Ltd v Woods (1979) WLR

Question 2

Principle laid down by

Answer 2

Lord Diplock

Question 3

“if the plaintiffs succeed in obtaining an injunction they will never take this case to trial”

Answer 3

Cayne v Global Natural Resources Plc (1984) All ER

Question 4

Cayne v Global Natural Resources Plc (1984) All ER

Answer 4

Kerr LJ

Question 5

“balance of the risk of doing an injustice”

Answer 5

May J in Cayne v Global Natural Resources Plc (1984) All ER

Question 6

“equivalent of giving a final judgement”

Answer 6

Cambridge Nutrition v British Broadcasting Corp (1990) All ER

Question 7

Cambridge Nutrition v British Broadcasting Corp (1990) All ER

Answer 7

Kerr LJ

Question 8

injunction sought was “mandatory in substance”

Answer 8

Wallace v Irish Aviation Authority (2012) IRLM

Question 9

Wallace v Irish Aviation Authority (2012) IRLM

Answer 9

Hogan J

Question 10

Laffoy J - “very much a case of balancing the risk of injustice”

Answer 10

Jacob v Irish Amateur Rowing Union (2008) IR

Question 11

Jacob v Irish Amateur Rowing Union (2008) IR

Answer 11

Laffoy J

Question 12

“where the plaintiff’s case on the evidence is so strong that to refuse an injunction would constitute an injustice”

Answer 12

May LJ in Cayne v Global Natural Resources Plc (1984) All ER