Sentence examples for perpetual injunction from inspiring English sources

The decree granted a perpetual injunction as to volumes 32 to 46.

Plaintiffs brought this suit for a temporary and perpetual injunction to restrain enforcement of the order.

There is also a fourth class of cases, namely, bills of peace, in which the Court is in the habit of granting a perpetual injunction to quiet the possession of the Plaintiff, but those are inapplicable to the present.

Matthews thereupon filed a bill to enjoin the sale, and obtained a decree for a perpetual injunction, upon the ground that the loan was made upon real security, which was forbidden by the statute.

She seeks 2 billion naira (about $13 million) in damages, as well as "an order of perpetual injunction restraining the respondents" from interfering with or otherwise denouncing her church's "right to practice their religion and the Christian religious belief in the existence of God, Jesus Christ, Satan, sin, witchcraft, heaven and hellfire".

On hearing, the demurrer was overruled exception was reserved, and, the defendant electing to stand on its demurrer, a final decree was entered granting a perpetual injunction as prayed, and, on appeal, the circuit court of appeals affirmed the decree, but filed no opinion.

Permanent, or perpetual, injunctions may be issued at the end of a trial as part of the court's final judgment; they usually enjoin (or mandate) the specified act or acts permanently or for as long as the relevant circumstances obtain.

In its opinion on making the injunction perpetual, the trial court also found 'that the erection of the shopping center does not involve Interstate Commerce.

Millar sued, and went to the Court of King's Bench to obtain an injunction and advocate perpetual copyright at common law.

Injunctions may be perpetual or temporary.

Their demurrers were overruled, and a decree for defendants was rendered, making a temporary injunction previously granted (51 Fed. 529) perpetual.