Interim and final injunctions

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NOTE: The Civil Procedure Rule Committee (CPRC) has confirmed that it intends to restructure CPR 25, amend CPR 4 and revoke CPR PD 25A and CPR PD 25B. The standard orders which had been included in CPR PD 25A and CPR PD 25B will be replaced by Model Orders. The changes are expected to come into force in April 2025. For further details, see News Analyses:

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    LNB News 20/12/2023 114—CPRC seeks views on proposed amendments to Part 25 of the CPR

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    Minutes of the CPR Committee meeting—7 July 2023 (item 6)

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    Minutes of the CPR Committee meeting—6 October 2023 (item 11)

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    Minutes of the CPR Committee meeting—1 December 2023 (item 8)

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    Minutes of the CPR Committee meeting—2 February 2024 (item 1)

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    Minutes of the CPR Committee meeting—10 May 2024 (item 6)

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    Minutes of the CPR Committee meeting—7 June 2024 (item 3)

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    Minutes of the CPR Committee meeting—5 July 2024 (item 5)

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    Minutes of the CPR Committee meeting—4 October 2024 (item 4)

Introduction to injunctions

An injunction is a court

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