Injunctions in English law

Injunctions in English law are a legal remedy which prevents an individual or group from beginning or continuing an action which threatens or breaches the legal rights of another.^[1] Injunctions can also compel a person to carry out a certain act such as make restitution to an injured party.^[2] Injunctions are common in nuisance cases and in cases relating to privacy.

Family law

Privacy

Other

Quia timet injunctions in English law

References

Privacy injunctions in English law

Terminology	Injunctions Anonymised injunctions Super-injunctions Hyper-injunctions Contra mundum injunction See also Interdicts in Scots law

Super-injunction cases	Ntuli v Donald DFT v TFD Terry v Persons Unknown RJW v Guardian News and Media Ltd Andrew Marr and anonymous NMC v Persons Unknown

Anonymised injunctions	List of privacy injunction cases in English law

See also	Neuberger Committee 2011 British privacy injunctions controversy Privacy in English law Breach of confidence

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