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And with this fearful injunction the count disappeared through the door, which noiselessly closed after him.

In connection with such an imposition, an action may be brought for a new injunction to be issued under penalty of a fine.

Partly the consistency with which he followed his own injunction that "the duty of the revolutionary is to make the revolution" .

The bank secured an injunction on Friday to prevent the Americans sacking Broughton or any other board members.

The Obama White House, while strongly condemning WikiLeaks for making the documents public, did not seek an injunction to halt publication.

The next day BA applied to London's High Court for an injunction to stop them.

Even so, said the Court, he did conduct investigations under the Act, issue guidelines, and initiate injunction actions.

Q. Max Mosley said that today Ferrari is in a French court to try to get an injunction. Can you tell us what you know about that?

Opposing an immediate injunction, he said all the issues involved needed more time to determine and "should not be rushed into" .

An action for the imposition of a fine may be filed by the person who has requested the injunction.

(To be fair, Mr Reagan himself was not exactly religious about his own injunction. ) It was Mr Perry, in fact, who started the dust-up.

The ACLU picked up the case, and in October, a judge granted a temporary injunction that allowed Adriel to go back to his regular classes.

The legal adviser recommended applying for an injunction against the directors of the company.

The plaintiff is usually seeking either compensation or equitable relief (an order for specific performance or an injunction).

He took out a "super-injunction" against a newspaper, which was lifted by a judge last week.

Nokia is asking the U. S. District Court in Delaware for an injunction (PDF) on sales of iPhones and for unspecified damages.

But it would be surprising if he thereby became an infringer and liable to an injunction.

If consent is not obtained, a co-lessor can seek an injunction from the court to halt the building works until the dispute is resolved.

This wall seems to have another mystery, a closer look, is that a general conclusion, the city wall itself is a huge part of the injunction.

In deciding whether or not to issue an injunction, courts engage in what lawyers refer to as a "balancing test" .

But British government lawyers say that would invite legal challenges from the regime and might well end with a judge issuing an injunction.

Don't worry. is a much milder injunction than it once would have been, for the word.

However, it is not necessary that this injunction be expressed verbally.

The suspension decision is analogous to the issuance of a preliminary injunction and calls for the balancing of the equities.

But it should be noted clearly and immediately that Temporary Injunction on intellectual property rights is "a knife without a handle" .

The judge presiding over the case will likely grant the injunction, and worse, grant the motion to have LimeWire's assets frozen. Ouch.

Or the Fourth Amendment's injunction against improper searches and seizures in an age of terrorism?

Lilliput has obtained an injunction in the Delhi High Court, one consequence of which is that the investors may not discuss the matter.

The militants, it was rumoured, meant to cut off the inky forefinger of anyone thus marked as having disobeyed their injunction.

The suit seeks unspecified damages and also asks for an injunction to stop the companies from infringing on the patents .

In case of emergency, failure to make a maritime injunction immediately will cause damage or expand damage.

An alternative to monetary damages is an injunction prohibiting publication of the allegedly libelous material.

Aruba said it was seeking a permanent injunction against use of its patented technologies, as well as monetary damages for infringement.

The Justice Department said it would ask for the injunction to be lifted, pending its appeal.

But at last minute, injunction of the court has banned the police from doing so. So they are waiting on the sidelines.

When Reich broke the injunction, continuing to profit from the sale and rental of accumulators, he was sentenced to two years in prison.

Monday's injunction was the last in a series of attempts to halt the auction.

In Mr Giggs's case, the big breach came when a Scottish paper, the Sunday Herald, ignored the injunction issued by the London court.

Anti-suit injunction is a special remedy which is now widely used in common law countries to solve jurisdiction conflict.

We act as though we were free, not only accepting but even demanding that an invisible injunction tell us what to do and think.

However, the injunction means it will miss out on the opportunity.

Max came to us to discuss what the (budget) limit should be, then came the news about the Ferrari injunction and he cancelled the meeting.

Amgen said it was pleased with the verdict and would seek an injunction to prevent Roche from releasing Mircera in the United States.

The threat of a court injunction should rest on "cold, hard, solid fact, established either by admissions or by trials. "

The university would be watching protesters to ensure there were no breaches of the injunction.

The relief the plaintiff sought was an injunction and damages.

The court granted the plaintiff an injunction restraining the defendant from breaching copyright.

On the base of the above, this dissertation makes a research on the injunction of environmental pollution ( thereinafter called Injunction).

"The court would not have issued the injunction if these products were not commercially available. "

They have obtained an injunction restraining the company from selling the product.

The injunction to be consistent is used to scold but not to help us live.

Now this prettied talk the moment could Premier League do this without injunction by FIFA while they could.

Nowadays, Anti-suit injunction is widely used in international commercial arbitration.

Residents of the largest illegal traveller settlement in Britain have won a last-minute court injunction, delaying their planned eviction.

Britain's High Court ordered its first injunction via Twitter to stop an anonymous Tweeter impersonating someone else.

A maritime court accepting an application for a maritime injunction may order the maritime claimant to provide guarantee.

This led to an injunction since it infringes on the federal government's sole power to regulate MPG and CAFE standards.

These words may be taken as representative of James himself, with his constant injunction to live to the utmost.

U. S. clothing retailers have obtained a court injunction to temporarily block safeguard actions ordered by the administration.

The spat became public last week when Walter Kwok obtained a temporary court injunction to stop the board from voting to oust him.

The middle levels of Defense were now taking advantage of our injunction for secrecy to drag their feet.

If further injuries are to be feared, the person entitled may seek a prohibitory injunction.

The super-injunction (a legal order which prevents the media reporting on its very existence) provokes serious concern in this regard.

The court has issued an injunction forbidding them to strike for a month.

A day later the Minton Report injunction was lifted in the British press.

He applied to the court for an injunction.

In February, the U. S. Justice Department filed a formal appeal to lift the injunction.

Under what conditions - according to what criteria - do we classify an injunction as a law?

The court granted an injunction against the defendants .

This article consists of the following five chapters: Chapter One: to analyze the meaning and characteristics of maritime injunction.

This will upset unions, who recently won an injunction from a federal judge to stop temporary lay-offs.

The South African government has been granted an injunction prohibiting workers in essential services from continuing their national strike.

Two weeks after the initial injunction had been issued, the same federal judge lifted it.

You might therefore expect the president to welcome Judge Phillips's injunction.

It would be equally difficult, Zwillinger said, to effectively use an injunction to prevent access to the data.

the high necessity of protecting the jurisdiction of the country accepting the injunction application.

In January, the lawyers filed a civil suit in a Rome tribunal seeking an injunction to suspend the project.

The court injunction is not applicable to safeguard requests based on actual market disruption.

Two dozen gun-dealers have filed suit, and are hoping the Commonwealth Court will grant a last-minute injunction to postpone the upgrade.

Elinor, conning over every injunction of distrust, told herself likewise not to Hope.

Civil remedies include an injunction, including power to obtain an interim injunction to prevent an anticipated breach of the Act.

Chapter Four: to analyze the current situation and problems existing in the judicial practice of maritime injunction.

A secondary injunction is imposed upon the victim that conflicts with the first at a higher and more abstract level.

Apple is seeking an injunction which would effectively bar HTC from selling phones that use the disputed technology in the US.

Paris court on Wednesday ruled against Ferrari, which last week requested an injunction against the FIA's budget cap rules for 2010.

where the conditions for a maritime injunction are not met, it shall make an order to reject the application.

No injunction may be issued before the defendant has been given an opportunity to respond, unless a delay would entail a risk for injury.

The suit seeks a permanent injunction preventing the FDA from enforcing the flavor ban on these cigar products.

Some of them recently stopped police closing their factory after a union won an injunction.

Plaintiffs sought a preliminary injunction in connection with the action.

This article describes the legal procedure of maritime injunction's application.

Injunction Procedural Law may be applied for filing the objection.

Then I cried to God in an agony for the power to obey His injunction, 'Love covereth. '

Chapter Five: to discuss and propose how to improve and perfect the system of maritime injunction and solve the practical issues.

A federal judge in Chicago issued a temporary injunction to halt the operation and also froze its assets .

If necessary, a tertiary injunction is imposed upon the victim to prevent them from escaping the dilemma.

Alstom needed to file for an injunction before the contract with Siemens is signed on October 25th, say company sources.

Today the Dutch court granted the injunction against Greenpeace sought by Cairn Energy.

This word throws the whole injunction into a picture which is entirely lost to the English reader.

He ignored his fathers injunction to be silent.

Justice Anselmo Reyes will decide today whether to grant an injunction halting SJM's listing.

Of the three majors that operate expiring blocks, Shell has taken out an injunction against any change of ownership.

Messrs. Hicks and Gillett might seek an injunction blocking the deal from going through.

Chapter Three: to analyze the three conditions stipulated in MPL before the maritime injunction can be granted.

If this injunction was transgressed, destruction was sure to fall on the offenders.

It's a Draconian measure, but along with curfews, the injunction has quieted the streets considerably.

Royce Lamberth, a federal judge, agreed with this argument and in August ordered a preliminary injunction on federal funding.

Then, at the very last minute, the injunction was lifted and the auction went ahead.

A federal court issued an injunction forbidding the union to continue the strike.

The injunction was subsequently overturned and the case was dropped.

And it refused to grant an injunction to halt the financial safety-net, saying this could endanger the euro.

His application for an injunction was refused.

any injunction, and any accusation of impropriety.

North Yorkshire County Council is seeking an injunction to remove the protester from the tree.

The hearing of the injunction is tentatively scheduled for January 27th.

In 2004, an L. A. court issued an injunction that prohibits any two gang members from fraternizing in public.

According to Mueller, the court has issued a second injunction extending the ban to cover the new 7. 7-inch model.

replace or modify the same so that Buyer's use is not subject to such injunction.

stay an injunction pending an appeal to the whole court.

For no one can serve two masters, according to the Lord's injunction.

I'll successfully fight any injunction to shut us down.

He had to give up work and apply, to the letter, the sorry injunction to take care of himself.

Maybe we could get an injunction or impound his tree.

The government has sought an injunction preventing the paper from publishing the story.

An order, a command, or an injunction.

Alstom sought an injunction from Britain's High Court to stop the contract signing, which was rejected on October 29th.

The government have seek an injunction prevent the paper from publishing the story.

Some typical measures are chosen, such as forum non conveniens, the transfer of case, anti-suit injunction.

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