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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".

In July, demonstrators in the makeshift camp known as Democracy Village had to leave the site after the appeal court backed possession orders granted to Boris Johnson by Mr Justice Griffith Williams.

A recent survey of Brazilian health care published in the Lancet, an international journal, argued that SUS gets poor value for the money it spends on drugs, because too much goes on complying with court orders granted to patients who use the constitution's lofty promises to demand expensive treatments not automatically covered by the system.

Police said they were supporting court orders granted to Basildon Council.

Yesterday Mr Justice Peter Smith upheld the bankruptcy order granted to Penguin books in March.

A separate court order granted to taxi drivers to clear another Mong Kok street is expected to be enforced on Wednesday.

So, although the majority opinion mentions the accommodation as an option, the temporary order granted to Wheaton College allowed the accommodation to be challenged.

The action follows a restraining order granted to the chief's former wife last week and an assault complaint on Wednesday by his neighbor.

Bailiffs moved in to enforce an eviction order granted to the county council.

He faces a High Court appearance after being accused of breaching the terms of an injunction order granted to Sports Direct to prevent Rangers directors from discussing the retail deal in public.

Judge Michael Brenner extended until 4 30 p.m. Tuesday the temporary restraining order granted to the petitioners.