text-books that the Courts indubitably have the power to make mandatory injunctions on interlocutory motions.
2. The learned Judge further observes ... England, and have the power and a discretion to issue mandatory injunctions upon interlocutory applications.
4. In the first place, the doubt expressed by Beaman
text-books that the Courts indubitably have the power to make mandatory injunctions on interlocutory motions.
2. An examination of the case-law upon which ... believe, was long prevalent in England that the issue of mandatory injunctions on interlocutory applications could most properly be made in matters of nuisance, where
Barker, private individuals suffering from the nuisance have obtained redress by mandatory injunctions on the information of the Attorney-General. This is clear from Farwell
grant of such an interim mandatory injunction.
22. We turn frst to the settled law regarding interim mandatory
injunctions. Our starting point is the celebrated ... test propounded by the respondents
before the Supreme Court, viz., that mandatory injunctions were
nothing new, and were often granted to avoid a greater risk
stated The petitioner has filed a suit for permanent and mandatory injunctions on the grounds that he is the owner in possession of a property ... petitioner for obtaining the relief's of permanent and mandatory injunctions, restraining on one hand the respondents from raising any construction on their property
Application are not
ordinary restraints, but are in the nature of mandatory injunctions.
Prayer (a) of the Suit is only for a declaration. Now prayers ... right in my reading that prayers are in the nature of
mandatory injunctions, then certain consequences follow. Even if I
am not, the settled
grant of such an interim mandatory injunction.
22. We turn frst to the settled law regarding interim mandatory
injunctions. Our starting point is the celebrated ... test propounded by the respondents
before the Supreme Court, viz., that mandatory injunctions were
nothing new, and were often granted to avoid a greater risk
grant of such an interim mandatory injunction.
22. We turn frst to the settled law regarding interim mandatory
injunctions. Our starting point is the celebrated ... test propounded by the respondents
before the Supreme Court, viz., that mandatory injunctions were
nothing new, and were often granted to avoid a greater risk
grant of such an interim mandatory injunction.
22. We turn frst to the settled law regarding interim mandatory
injunctions. Our starting point is the celebrated ... test propounded by the respondents
before the Supreme Court, viz., that mandatory injunctions were
nothing new, and were often granted to avoid a greater risk
private individuals suffering from the nuisance have obtained redress by mandatory injunctions on the information of the Attorney-General. This is clear from Farwell
