Description

Injunctions is a concise and practical guide to the subject of injunctions, with particular emphasis on procedure. The decision to grant or refuse an interim injunction will often be determinative of the whole dispute.
Injunctions:
Covers the full range of injunctions in one volume.
Provides a concise and practical guide with particular emphasis on explanation of procedure.
Sets out what remedies are available and to which situations they are best suited.
Covers all matters of jurisdiction and the discretionary powers of different courts.
Fully explains the criteria for both permanent and interim injunctions.
Gives step-by-step analysis of practice and procedure, covering interim applications, other proceedings (including appeals), freezing injunctions, search orders and contempt of court.
Contains a useful collection of official and unofficial precedents.
Includes a chapter on matrimonial and domestic proceedings written by Her Honour Judge Isabel Parry.
Deals with special cases such as ones dealing with restraint of publications, employment contracts, public law, defendants outside the jurisdiction, restraint of legal proceedings, and discrimination.
The new 13th edition has been completely updated to incorporate all the key developments in this
area of law since the last edition was published three years ago.
Features of the new edition include:
Privacy injunctions: PJS v News Group Newspapers
Website blocking injunctions: Cartier International v BSkyB
Claimants’ duties to the court in public law injunction cases: SB (Afghanistan) Notification injunctions: Holyoake v Candy
New practice guidance in family injunction cases