Mandatory Injunction in UK Law
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Subordinate Legislation and Injunctions to Ministers
... ... MINISTERS BEFORE the Crown Proceedings Act, 1947, an injunction would lie against a Minister of the Crown in his ... ; and if mandamus could issue, why could not a mandatory injunction, or a prohibitory injunction to restrain him from ... ...
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Enforcement
... ... An injunction may be granted in wider circumstances. A defendant who does not comply ... In that case the dominant owner may seek a mandatory injunction ... The covenantee will need the assistance of the court to ... ...
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Litigation - Remedies and Practice
... ... (c) that the covenant has been broken, then he has a claim for a mandatory injunction and/or damages. If there has been a breach, or the likelihood ... ...
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Comparative Notes on Injunction and Wrongful Risk-Taking
This article looks into the role of injunctive relief in tort law. More specifically, it focuses on the role of injunction in cases concerning wrongful risk-taking behaviour (as opposed to intentio...... ... Hence, the wrongful wit hdrawal of support had already taken place and the question was merely whe ther the claimant cou ld get a mandatory injunction to prevent further damage. However, it was e stimated that preventing further da mage would cost as much as 35,000 GBP whereas the ... ...
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Interim Relief Against the Crown
... ... His Lordship held that an interim injunction, and by implication other interim relief, is available ... for judicial review and meanwhile sought an interim mandatory injunction. Hodgson J. held that section 21 of the ... ...
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Cartier v British Sky Broadcasting, and the Rise of the Website Blocking Order: A Challenge for Scots Law?
... ... particularly before the English courts, is the website blocking injunction. Under such an injunction, internet service providers (“ISPs”) are ... judgment in Cartier was relied upon as the basis for issuing a mandatory injunction against NHS England, not a party to the relevant dispute, ... ...
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Towards a Solution
... ... and do the work but they may not be adequate; a mandatory injunction may be available in principle but not in practice because of ... ...
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The Problem
... ... and, in particular, whether a judge is prepared to issue a mandatory injunction. Where someone has voluntarily accepted an obligation a court ... ...
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Commonhold
... ... gets there, there is no certainty that the judge would grant a mandatory injunction. In particular, as a unit is held freehold, there is no ... ...
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Particular Easements and Examples of Analogous Remedies of Relevance to Development
... ... constitutes an actionable trespass and may be restrained by injunction) regard must be had to ‘the circumstances of the case, the situation of ... advised to seek redress through the courts by the grant of a mandatory injunction and/or damages in lieu of an injunction where the interference ... ...
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