Letter to client about a proposed interim injunction
Produced in partnership with Richard Clayman of Kingsley Napley and Anna O’Carroll of Kingsley Napley
PrecedentsLetter to client about a proposed interim injunction
Produced in partnership with Richard Clayman of Kingsley Napley and Anna O’Carroll of Kingsley Napley
Precedents[Date]
[Client's name and address]
Dear [insert client name]
Re: Injunctive relief
I am writing to advise you in respect of your proposed application for an interim injunction against [name of party] in order to [insert reason for and type of injunctive relief being sought].
An injunction is an order of the court that requires a party either to do a specified act (known as mandatory injunctions) or to refrain from doing a specified act (known as prohibitory injunctions).
The aim of an interim injunction is to maintain the status quo and/or limit potential injustice in advance of a claim or issue being determined.
When considering whether to grant an injunction, the court will address whether:
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there is a serious question to be tried;
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damages are likely to be an adequate remedy in respect of any loss that might be suffered if the injunction is not granted;
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it would maintain
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