Assertion: injunction | /r/CapableOf | maintain a status-quo
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text: Injunction in such cases may be granted to maintain a status-quo and thus to prevent the authority to perform a certain task.
text: (Appellate Division rules that in an action disputing the ownership of shares of a cooperative apartment, plaintiff was entitled to pendente lite injunctive relief since irreparable injury may arise if the defendant was not enjoined from transferring the cooperative’s shares pending final resolution of the dispute); Rolnick v. Rolnickix (in an action to impose a constructive trust upon the stock of defendant corporations, the Court ruled that a disposition of the stock shares would render any judgment ineffectual, ruling that an injunction maintaining the status quo would not unduly burden the defendant, yet the denial of such relief could do irreparable harm and cause substantial prejudice to movant); Brennan v. Barnesx (Court grants temporary restraining order precluding defendants from transferring the subject stock shares, despite sharp factual differences in the parties’ respective affidavits, so to maintain status quo); and Bronx County Trust v. O’Connorxi (in a complaint seeking to impose a trust upon a sum generated by the sale of certain shares of a Tobacco Company, premised upon procurement of the shares through fraud and undue influence, the Appellate Division reversed the Supreme Court’s Order denying a motion to continue the pendente lite relief, restraining the defendants from disposing of such proceeds of sale).