Assertion: temporary injunction | /r/HasProperty | interim order
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text: Temporary injunction is an interim order, which if granted will ultimately merge with the final order/judgment.
text: Typically, a final decision concerning whether a temporary injunction should be permanent is made by a judge or jury after a trial on the merits.
text: A temporary injunction is also known as interim injunction.
text: 5.27 The OAIC may seek and obtain a temporary injunction (known as an ‘interim injunction’) on an urgent basis pending the Court’s determination of an application for a permanent injunction under s 80W of the Privacy Act, s 81 of the My Health Records Act or s 56EX of the Competition and Consumer Act (see also Part 7 of the Regulatory Powers Act).
text: The difference lies between them as to permanent injunctions where the restraint is to last forever, whereas temporary injunctions, also known as, interlocutory injunctions, may be instituted, at any point of a suit, and shall persist until the court gives any further order or the suit is disposed off.
text: Temporary injunction being an interim order is provisional in nature.