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But the college was able to get an injunction from the court and has maintained accreditation on probationary status.

Last month former PNG politician Carol Kidu was granted an injunction from the New South Wales supreme court, successfully censoring all footage of her from the film.

Trooper Ben Griffin is currently under an injunction from the high court (obtained by the MoD) for threatening to speak out about prisoner abuse in Iraq and Afghanistan.

He added: "With developers moving forward with their plans and the continued lack of response by the city, we're seeking an injunction from the court to halt the destruction of any of the buildings at issue in the case".

The Plaintiff having obtained an injunction from the Vice-Chancellor, Sir James Parker, on the 9th May 1852, the Defendants now moved by way of appeal before the Vice-Chancellor (1) to discharge His Honour's order.

The Port Authority, which prefers an overhaul of the F.A.A.'s air traffic control system, has sought an injunction from the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia to block the auctions.

Tech firms have been pursuing such claims with the ITC because it is a potentially lucrative alternative to seeking an injunction from courts against the alleged infringer.

Her performances were a success, despite her singing other artists' songs without their permission, a practice which brought her a threat of an injunction from one of the original performers.

At the very least decertification allowed the players to get an injunction from a federal judge to stop the lockout, pending an appeal.

First, they would seek an injunction from a court that would block the lockout and force the owners to re-open the league.

Wednesday's decision pauses an injunction from Pulaski County Circuit Judge Alice Gray, who blocked the voter ID law on April 26 after it was challenged by Little Rock voter Barry Haas.