mandatory injunction (Meaning)
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mandatory injunction (n)
injunction requiring the performance of some specific act
Synonyms & Antonyms of mandatory injunction
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
mandatory injunction Sentence Examples
- The court imposed a mandatory injunction compelling the company to restore water service to the affected neighborhood.
- The court's mandatory injunction required the factory to immediately cease its polluting emissions.
- The mandatory injunction forced the landlord to provide safe and habitable living conditions for the tenants.
- The employee was successful in obtaining a mandatory injunction prohibiting the employer from terminating his employment.
- The government sought a mandatory injunction to prevent the construction of a controversial pipeline.
- The conservation group obtained a mandatory injunction ordering the state to protect endangered species in the area.
- The mandatory injunction issued by the court allowed the authorities to remove illegal structures from public land.
- The judge declined to issue a mandatory injunction against the protesters, citing the importance of free speech.
- The mandatory injunction was enforced by the sheriff's office, who removed the unauthorized construction from the property.
- The court found that the mandatory injunction was necessary to prevent irreparable harm to the environment.
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injunction requiring the performance of some specific act
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The court imposed a mandatory injunction compelling the company to restore water service to the affected neighborhood.
The court's mandatory injunction required the factory to immediately cease its polluting emissions.
The mandatory injunction forced the landlord to provide safe and habitable living conditions for the tenants.
The employee was successful in obtaining a mandatory injunction prohibiting the employer from terminating his employment.
