Checklist For Injunctions

Often an injunction is sought urgently. For that reason it is helpful to have a checklist handy as to some of the matters that should be considered. 

Typically you would need to: -

• consider the need for getting an undertaking by writing a cease and desist letter
• give notice (but not always)
• prepare the originating process
• contact the court to foreshadow the application and ascertain any processes to be adopted
• have the filing fees handy 
• etc.

Also after the application is made there may be a need to notify the defendant of the orders. Alternatively, if the application does not proceed as planned there may be a need to consider any grounds for appeal and to advise the client as to any applicable time limits. 

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