Three staff and a number of students were suspended pending disciplinary action as a result of the occupation, and a high court injunction was served to end it.
Before the injunction was served on the National Gallery, "Bauhaus Staircase" had already been packed and shipped to the Modern, where it is in storage during the museum's special millennial exhibition.
On December 20, the Supreme Court supported the decision of a lower court and federal injunctions were served on the bus company officials to end segregation.
This is what worried Bosci, Bertolaso and the authorities, leading them to issue the gagging injunction which was served on Giuliani on 30 March.
At nine o'clock, bailiffs began to act on a high-court injunction that had been served by transport unions.
Dominic Grieve described as an "common sense" a suggestion by the MPs and peers that privacy injunctions should routinely be served on internet companies, as well as newspapers and broadcasters.
Not surprisingly, Christopher Porco, who is serving 46 years to life in prison at the Clinton Correctional Facility in Dannemora, N.Y., objected to the movie and sought an injunction stopping it from being aired.
The night before the family were killed, the jury was told, Du had been served an injunction to prevent him from dissipating his assets to avoid paying £88,000 in legal costs.
They published - then lost - Philip Roth (he found their advance for When She Was Good too small), and were served an injunction against publishing Norman Mailer's The Naked and the Dead.
Three hours later an injunction from the high court was served to me in my office, restraining me from selling the letters, and asserting that they were the property of the publishers.
