Injunction | Practical Law

Injunction | Practical Law

Injunction

Injunction

Practical Law UK Glossary 6-107-6265 (Approx. 4 pages)

Glossary

Injunction

A court order that either:
  • Prohibits a person from taking a particular action (a prohibitory injunction).
  • Requiring them to take a particular action (a mandatory injunction).
Injunctions may be granted as either:
  • Final relief at trial, sometimes referred to as "perpetual" injunctions.
  • Interim relief, prior to commencement of or during proceedings, sometimes referred to as "interlocutory" injunctions (or, in the US, a preliminary Injunction).
For more information, see Practice note, Injunctions: an overview. For a guide to Practical Law's content on injunctive relief, see Toolkit, Injunctions.