The injunction had been overturned by the high court in a private session earlier this year, and Mr Justice Eady upheld this ruling today, In refusing to uphold the injunction, Mr Justice Eady said that Lord Browne had told the court "a white lie" during the initial injunction hearing.
Granting the injunction, Mr Justice Supperstone said: "The principal issue is whether there has been compliance with the statutory ballot and strike notice provisions.
Giving evidence to the Joint Committee on Privacy and Injunctions, Mr Hunt said independent regulation was "not statutory regulation, it's most certainly not statutory regulation of content by politicians, which I think everyone is agreed would be completely the wrong direction to go".
"We remain confident that the appeals court will recognize that the law is clear and will uphold the temporary injunction," Mr. Aden said.
By declining to seek an injunction, Mr. Spitzer was essentially keeping his hands off what is perhaps the thorniest political issue of the moment.
"But this year, it's 'Take a left, and head for town.' " Quick to heed his injunction, Mr. Vanderbilt's visitors -- both male and female -- rush out to stock up on candles, antiques and the occasional bottle of spirits for their host.
After the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit in Manhattan refused to grant them an injunction, Mr. Eveillard, who owned 9,085 shares, and two other shareholders who between them owned 28 shares, went to The Hague.
But in an affidavit filed in support of the preliminary injunction, Mr. Goldwater testified that their working relationship had soon atrophied: "All too often her reaction to any discussion at all which she does not understand or does not like is to become threatening and abusive".
The terms of the super-injunction covering Mr Goodwin are likely to be so strict that The Independent would be unable to report why a gagging order was taken out by the former RBS chief executive and what information he is trying to protect.
This week the dispute will reach the High Court in the form of an injunction hearing, but Mr Musk dismisses the row with a wave of his hand.
PC Rowland is demanding up to £200,000 and has asked for an injunction to "restrain" Mr Mitchell and those acting on his behalf from repeating the claim that the officer's version of the exchange was fabricated.
