A court injunction is the judicial order
that requires the person to do or stop
doing something. Plaintiffs can apply for
a court injunction which request a judge
to prohibit a defendant from engaging in
a specific act. There are three different
types of injunctions: temporary
injunctions more commonly known as
temporary restraining orders a
short-term measure, preliminary
injunctions which are often issued at
the beginning of a court case and
proceed to the duration of the case, and
permanent injunctions which are issued
as a final judgment. If an injunction is
granted the court might require you to
get an injunction bond. An injunction
bond guarantees reimbursement should it
turn out that an injunction should not
have been granted.