But nine years ago, it sued Mega Bloks for trademark infringement and asked for an injunction blocking sales of that company's toy blocks.
Absent such causation, the antitrust defendant's unlawful behavior should be remedied by "an injunction against continuation of that conduct".... VI.
"The only appropriate remedy for SB 14's discriminatory purpose or discriminatory result is an injunction against enforcement of that law and SB 5, which perpetuates SB 14's discriminatory features," Ramos said.
Operations were carried out under an injunction of strict secrecy that was not lifted even after the war ended.
All of this is separate from the question of the type of injunction that the district court enters to enforce its order.
The Obama administration recently decided to seek a stay of the injunction that prohibited enforcement of the Don't Ask, Don't Tell policy in the Log Cabin Republican lawsuit and (for now) to contest the ruling on appeal.
The Ohio governor's office had postponed nine executions because of the injunction including that of Ronald Phillips, who was sentenced to death for the 1993 rape and murder of his girlfriend's 3-year-old daughter.
You take out an injunction against somebody or some organisation and immediately news of that injunction and the people involved and the story behind it is in a legal-free world on Twitter and the internet.
The N.F.L. will remain closed for business — with no free agency, trades or minicamps permitted — through the duration of the owners' appeal of the injunction that was granted by a district court judge last month and that briefly forced teams to allow players to return to work.
Padraig Reidy, editor of the Little Atoms website and a commentator on Irish media, condemned the use of injunctions that applied to the Irish parliament.
