High court begins granting injunctions to clear protest sites.
So Mr. Sanna filed an injunction to keep the theater open.
In December, the firm Dahabshiil won a temporary injunction to keep its account open.
His office said that its lawyers would be back in court on Thursday, seeking an injunction to keep the hospital open until a lawsuit Mr. de Blasio has filed is fully resolved.
In the big boardroom, they sit not at the main table, which is a circular model slick enough for a SPECTRE meeting, but off to one side, beneath a motivational poster juxtaposing an injunction to "stay hungry" against the open mouth of a charging shark.
The conflict started in earnest last May 24 when the school district requested an injunction to keep the charter school from opening.
In response, the "Grinch" producers announced at a news conference today that they were going to seek an injunction today to require Jujamcyn to open the St. James.
"What is significant about the ruling," he said, "is that it will open people's eyes that even if you can get an injunction to preserve information that is able to be obtained over the Internet, I suspect that the injunction won't last".
But lawyers who represent the 3,600 remaining members of the Willowbrook Class said the case was technically still open, and that they often had to threaten to get an injunction to ensure that the state met its agreements.
If the appeals court upholds the injunction, the league will be forced to open its doors for the first time since the lockout began March 12.
