But it determined the plaintiffs would not suffer irreparable harm because there were other ways that they could be given restitution, like monetary damages.
The Restitution of Land Rights Act entitles all people and communities who had land forcibly taken from them to have it returned or to be given compensation.
Wright said the Davises and Stevens eventually turned over $7,000 in uncashed money orders, which were given to Cheiker as restitution.
After World War Two, the manuscript was given to a German Jewish family as restitution for other artworks and property seized and destroyed by the Nazis.
Dickey, who HuffPost previously reported immediately admitted responsibility for the fire, was given five years' probation and ordered to pay $220,000 in restitution.
Welcomed in Paris, La Salle was given an audience with Louis XIV, who favoured him by commanding the governor to make full restitution of La Salle's property.
Hubbard also was given three years' probation and ordered to pay a $6,000 fine and $23,500 in restitution to the Beverly Hills school district.
A low dose of hydrocortisone was given within 6 hours of resuscitation when use of vasopressors persisted after an adequate fluid restitution.
The men were given suspended sentences, placed on probation and each was ordered to pay the airline 35,878 Canadian dollars ($35,382) in restitution by a court in British Columbia.
Contractors who violate the law can be ordered to make restitution, pay a fine or both.
Further while reparation is a right, though the right can be outweighed, restitution is not always a right.
