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Mr. Cassano said the county was seeking a court injunction to allow the work to continue.
Tugendhat then amended the wide-ranging injunction to allow Goodwin to be named, but to prevent reporting of the detail of his alleged "sexual relationship" with a colleague.
He said: "I'm very pleased that common sense has prevailed and that Carter-Ruck's clients are now prepared to vary this draconian injunction to allow reporting of parliament.
Mr Justice Tugendhat, sitting in London, varied the injunction to allow publication of Sir Fred's name, but not details of the alleged relationship and the name of the woman said to be involved.
Nardiello and the federation agreed on the expedited hearing last week after a New York State Supreme Court justice denied his request for an injunction to allow him to resume coaching the team.
Alan Rusbridger, the editor of the Guardian, said yesterday: "I'm very pleased that common sense has prevailed and that Carter-Ruck are now prepared to vary their draconian injunction to allow reporting of parliament.
A federal judge granted a preliminary injunction yesterday to allow a church group to rent space in a public school for Sunday morning meetings that include religious teaching and worship.
While Judge Leon stayed his preliminary injunction order to allow the government to appeal, he made it clear that if the NSA continued to violate the law, and his order upheld, there would be hell to pay once the preliminary injunction order comes back into his courtroom.
In November 1983, in defiance of the preliminary injunction, he refused to allow NASCO to inspect CTR's cor porate records.
But on Wednesday evening a high court judge amended the injunction evicting them to allow them to re-enter solely for the purpose of "preparation, serving and participation in a festive Christmas lunch for homeless people" on Christmas Day.
A district judge granted them a temporary injunction, forcing Citizens Medical to allow the doctors back into the hospital in the meantime — a ruling that has since been overturned by an appellate court.
