Assertion: injunction's power | /r/CapableOf | grant injunction
Facets:
value: for a considerable period of time
type: TEMPORAL
value: against a third party
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: against the king
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: under this rule
type: OTHER
value: in relation to children’s proceedings
type: OTHER
value: in any case
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: " Relying on this, Jessel MR in 1878 declared, "I have unlimited power to grant an injunction in any case where it would be right or just to do so...
text: Under s 122(1) of the Regulatory Powers Act, the Court has a general power to grant interim injunctions — meaning that an interim injunction restraining a person from engaging in conduct or an interim injunction compelling a person to do a particular act or thing may be possible depending upon the circumstances.
text: If the property in dispute in the suit is in danger of being wrongfully sold in execution of the decree the court has the power to grant the injunction under this rule.
text: The power to grant an injunction is a discretionary power and the Court will also consider whether it is desirable in all the circumstances to exercise that power having regard to the scope and purpose of the relevant Act.
text: The power to grant an injunction in relation to children’s proceedings is very broad.
text: The courts now have the power to grant an injunction against a third party including:
text: From the aforesaid historical background, it is manifest that the origin of the power to grant injunction is from equity, hence the exercise of the discretion by the Courts is to be governed mainly by equitable considerations.
text: Those courts did not have the power to grant injunctions against the king and only in limited circumstances issued injunctions applying to more than just the specific plaintiff in question.
text: Courts of equity have had the power to grant injunctions for a considerable period of time.
text: In addition, courts have equitable powers to grant injunctions not specifically authorized by statute.
text: A County Court Judge with trial jurisdiction also has the power to grant interim injunctions but