A temporary restraining order was granted, and subsequently a motion for a preliminary injunction was made.
When Martine was nine, Jenny finally won sole custody and an injunction was made against Hemmings seeing McCutcheon until she was 18.
Berlusconi's application for an injunction was made against the UK Central Authority for Mutual Legal Assistance (UKCA), which is responsible for processing requests to and from other countries for evidence in criminal investigations.
The motion was denied on September 29 by an order which recited, 'There is no bona fide labor dispute between the parties in this litigation and therefore the state court has jurisdiction of the matter and the same has not (been) preempted by the National Labor Relations Board.' 2 Following a hearing, the injunction was made permanent by a final decree entered on June 16 , 1961
Resort to suit for injunction is made easy in rate controversies like the present by section 41, p. 1432, in which it is provided that the penalties for failure to obey the commission's orders imposed by sections 35, 39, and 59, pp. 1430, 1431, shall not apply to an order declaring a rate unreasonable, if the tariff of rates actually charged is filed with the commission.
"The preliminary injunction is made permanent with this order," Hinkle wrote in a three-page decision.
Decisions about whom to serve with an injunction are made independently by LAPD investigators and prosecutors.
The reportby a committee of MPs and peers was commissioned by the government to look into privacy and free speech issues after a series of high profile super-injunctions were made public last year.
