The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22Saunders and Benning, 1897 - Law |
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Page 67
... injunction against the repetition or continuance of such breach of contract or other injury , or the committal of ... injunction do or do not issue , as justice may require ; and in case of disobedience such writ of injunction may be ...
... injunction against the repetition or continuance of such breach of contract or other injury , or the committal of ... injunction do or do not issue , as justice may require ; and in case of disobedience such writ of injunction may be ...
Page 68
... injunction ( either interlocutory or otherwise ) to restrain the publication of a libel . There are indeed reports of cases which go far to negative the idea of any such extension of jurisdiction beyond that then possessed by the Courts ...
... injunction ( either interlocutory or otherwise ) to restrain the publication of a libel . There are indeed reports of cases which go far to negative the idea of any such extension of jurisdiction beyond that then possessed by the Courts ...
Page 69
... injunction was granted in that case . And in a subsequent case in the Court of Appeal ( Liverpool Household Stores v . Smith , 37 Ch . D. 170 ) , an application for an injunction to restrain the publication in a newspaper of future ...
... injunction was granted in that case . And in a subsequent case in the Court of Appeal ( Liverpool Household Stores v . Smith , 37 Ch . D. 170 ) , an application for an injunction to restrain the publication in a newspaper of future ...
Page 70
... injunctions in actions of libel ; added to which the impolicy of granting them is manifest . A jurisdiction of so delicate a nature as to require exceptional caution in its exercise , must be hazardous and uncertain , or inconvenient ...
... injunctions in actions of libel ; added to which the impolicy of granting them is manifest . A jurisdiction of so delicate a nature as to require exceptional caution in its exercise , must be hazardous and uncertain , or inconvenient ...
Page 71
... injunction , and thereby usurping the functions of a jury and deciding the case without such a trial . It has now , however , been authoritatively laid down by the Court of Appeal , that a Judge has power to grant injunctions ...
... injunction , and thereby usurping the functions of a jury and deciding the case without such a trial . It has now , however , been authoritatively laid down by the Court of Appeal , that a Judge has power to grant injunctions ...
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