Assertion: injunction | /r/HasProperty | appropriate
Facets:
value: in any situation
type: OTHER
value: in a particular case
type: LOCATION
value: generally
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: The injunction would be appropriate because money damages cannot replace 100-year-old trees.
text: To obtain a permanent injunction, a party is required to establish: (1) its legal rights; and (2) that an injunction is an appropriate remedy.
text: If you will go out of business, then the harm cannot be cured and so an injunction could be an appropriate business.
text: When that is the case, an injunction might be appropriate.
text: A finding of guilt as to the underlying charge (battery, assault, stalking, etc.) may supply evidence to the court that an injunction for protection from domestic violence is appropriate.
text: An injunction is only appropriate if the injury you face is ongoing.
text: An injunction can be directed at any party, and is appropriate as a remedy in a court of equity against any person.
text: Generally, an injunction may be appropriate if the conduct:
text: Such injunctions might also be appropriate when the law is, so to speak, settled enough.
text: An injunction that expressly benefited all similarly situated nonparties was wholly appropriate.
text: Although most courts continued to find that injunctions were appropriate, they did not reach the same degree of consensus that courts had when considering the first travel ban.
text: In deciding whether an injunction is an appropriate remedy in a particular case, the following considerations are relevant:
text: If it is determined that an injunction is an appropriate remedy, the terms of the order should be drafted so as to be no wider than what is necessary to provide an adequate remedy for the wrong that has been proven and to protect the plaintiff’s rights.
text: The court must then determine whether an injunction is an appropriate remedy.
text: Injunctive relief, or an injunction, is an appropriate remedy if the plaintiff is being harmed by the defendant's actions in a way that money cannot fully compensate for.
text: So, this would be an appropriate case, where an injunction is an appropriate remedy.
text: If you believe that your reputation is going to get lost because of what the defendant is doing or going to do, then that cannot be quantified and so that could be a situation where the injunction would be appropriate remedy.
text: Significant delay is likely to be a factor that a judge considers when deciding whether or not an injunction is the appropriate remedy.
text: Injunctions are the appropriate remedy in any situation where, if the defendant is not ordered to cease doing an action, the plaintiff will not be able to be compensated.