It’s a purely legal language, but in simple words, by injunction, we mean “to stay.” In courts’ stay orders, the courts omit a person or a company to refrain from doing something. Suppose a corporation or an institution is involved in an act affecting the general public negatively. In that case, the state takes notice through a state attorney ordering the corresponding entity to refrain from doing something for the public good. It is termed public injunctive relief. On the contrary, if a private individual is aggrieved from someone’s actions and seeks the court’s order in the above manner, it is termed private injunctive relief. A person cannot claim relief for the public at large in a private lawsuit until a group of people nominate that person as their representative. And that nomination was contended by MoneyLion in this lawsuit.