Finally, after the fourth action in August 1998, Mr. Miller said, "We brought an injunction proceeding and after some legal wrangling, they decided to sign a consent injunction" -- requiring that Thurcon Development pay Ms. Honda's legal fees, overcharges and a $3,500 penalty by Feb. 7, 1999; a total of $18,500.
Nonetheless, administration officials said the DoJ was "evaluating the ruling and will consider any appropriate next steps while its appeal of the preliminary injunction proceeds on an expedited basis in the fifth circuit".
"There are now automatic injunctions on us proceeding with new contracts in a number of procurement areas until those legal challenges are resolved".
Win, lose or draw on the TRO, we fully intend to proceed with our claims against Disney/ABC for copyright infringement and misappropriation of trade secrets over "The Glass House," which may still warrant more injunction proceedings depending on the content of each episode.
The injunction would stop Starbucks from proceeding as if the agreement has been terminated, when, in fact, the contract is still in force, Kraft said.
Upon learning that they would not be entitled to legal representation at the disciplinary hearing and faced possible expulsion, the students obtained a court injunction to prevent the hearing from proceeding.
The lawsuit, filed in New York State Supreme Court in Manhattan on Wednesday, seeks a court injunction to stop the library from proceeding with preparatory or demolition work, and to bar city officials from providing funding for the renovation.
The Supreme Court of the United States, after hearing arguments, lifted the injunctions, and publication proceeded.
Though the application for an injunction was denied on November 12, and whitewashing of the building began earlier this week, the decision details the judge's reason for denying the injunction, letting the case proceed to trial, and for the street artists who had created work on the site, it gives potential hope for other kinds of relief down the road.
" In February, Ms. Yunus filed suit against the city, and received an injunction in May from a local economic court halting any demolition work while the case was proceeding.
Over the next 2 or 3 months, the lower courts will follow the high court's instructions, and the injunction will be presumably lifted, and NASA will have to decide how to proceed once the injunction is lifted.
