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final injunction |
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final injunction A court order entered after trial on all issues,directing that the losing party take some action or stop doing something. If the losing party disputes the decision, it may appeal. Contrast with a temporary restraining order,which is a court order intended to be effective for a very short time until there can be a hearing.Contrast also with a preliminary injunction,which is a court order intended to be effective only until there can be a full trial,usually several years later. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Given the combination of visual enchantment and hypnotic text, who could resist the final injunction interpreted in a stylized panoramic landscape: "Little child / all tucked in bed / Looking such a sleepy head / Stars are quiet / in the skies / Little child / now close your eyes. EDT to consider the form of the final injunction and, as a result of the jury's verdict of willfulness against StorageTek, to consider damages for the period preceding the June 29, 1995 filing date of the original lawsuit. EDT to consider the form of the final injunction and, as a result of the jury's verdict of willfulness against StorageTek, to consider damages for the period preceding the June 29, 1995 filing date of the original lawsuit. |
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