But the rash of gagging orders granted to the rich and famous has prompted David Cameron to set up a parliamentary investigation into injunctions, saying the development of a privacy law by judges made him feel "a little uneasy".
After the kNN operation is over, 10 out of the 22 segments are classified into the Attachment Proceedings category, 7 of them are classified into the Contract category, 4 into the Injunction category and 1 into the Labour category.
I ran into this injunction in an early workshop: When I proposed my first play, the one about people finding reasons to let a crime go forward, the workshop leader wrinkled his nose, "Ooh, sounds moral".
Lovell and his wife told the Herald they had been looking into an injunction to stop the fair using the photographs and 'gypsy' name, but the legal costs were too high.
"Apart from bringing the courts and the law into disrepute, injunctions are an expensive waste of rich people's money and of the courts' time.
He also turned the temporary order into a preliminary injunction.
Time and again her poems cohere into some ethical injunction; she's keen to tell the reader how to live.
Indeed, Iranians are on the threshold of turning the Koran's ethical injunction into a democratic commandment: nothing good can be commanded without a vote of the people.
This decision translated into an immediate injunction halting research at the NIH (both intramural and extramural research) and impacted grant decisions worth $140 million [20].
The new "gang-related violence" injunction, brought into force this week, has a depressingly familiar whiff.
