Injunction
A court order that requires a party to act or stop certain actions to prevent harm or enforce legal rights.
What is Injunction?
An Injunction is a court order that requires a party to do or refrain from doing a specific act to prevent harm, enforce rights, or maintain the status quo in legal disputes.
Why It Matters?
It provides immediate legal protection, prevents ongoing or future damage, and enforces compliance with laws or contractual obligations.
Example
A company obtains an injunction preventing a former employee from sharing trade secrets with a competitor.
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