Full question:
What circumstance will warrant the granting of a perpetual injunction?
- Category: Courts
- Date:
- State: Michigan
Answer:
There are many situations in which a permanent injunction can be issued by a Court so the question is too broad to answer in any more specific way.In general see:
Permanent injunction is a type of injunction which is granted by a court at the end of a lawsuit. A permanent injunction order requires a party to do or refrain from a particular act.
Usually, certain factors are considered by courts when granting permanent injunction, they are:
1. If the legal remedy is inadequate;
2. If property right is at issue;
3. If enforcing the decree would be feasible;
4. If the hardships balance in plaintiff's favor; and
5. If all defenses have been overcome.
See http://definitions.uslegal.com/p/permanent-injunction/
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