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O que (quem) é injunct - definição


injunct      
[?n'd???(k)t]
¦ verb issue a legal injunction against.
Origin
C19: from L. injunct-, injungere (see enjoin).
Exemplos do corpo de texto para injunct
1. More seriously still, if Leigh and Baigent win the case they could also seek to injunct the book and the film in other jurisdictions.
2. But according to Clarence House sources, Miss Goodall may yet have a fight on her hands with lawyers for the Prince preparing to injunct its publication.
3. "United can‘t injunct the FA because they can‘t prove beyond reasonable doubt that he may injure himself further if he goes ahead and plays," said Mark Stephens of the law firm Stephens Innocent.
4. The public missed out in entertainment but the great and good could wash their dirty laundry in private – only a concise statement of "evidence" in contested cases could be published and the Duchess of Argyle v Duke of Argyle case of 1'67 allowed a husband or wife to use the court to injunct their spouse to stop them revealing the secrets of the marriage to the media.
5. Meanwhile an attempt to injunct The Guardian from running a similar story yesterday failed – apparently for the bizarre reason that the paper was already being printed (although in the past injunctions have prevented printed newspapers from actually being distributed). The machinations around these gagging orders are particularly disturbing, for they are being used in an attempt to prevent reporting of what could be criminal activity at the heart of government.