Law of Injunctions

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Description
The book assigned to me for updating and revision is a very comprehensive and prestigious one, on the Law of Injunctions by Sri C.Mallikarjuna Row. It has received widespread from the Bar and Bench alike since its 1st Edition in the year 1954. It is a matter of pleasure to prepare 11th Edition of the Book The judicial pronouncements and precedents are very important in making judicial decisions. A rapid growth of the subject is observed with the addition of number of judicial precedents. This is here that a new Edition contains all the recent precedents and amendments. Injunctions are a type of relief which is in nature of declaratory and equitable. In each particular case, this relief has to be adjusted in aid of equity and justice. The maxim of equity that he who seeks equity must do equity' is applicable to a case in which such an equitable remedy is prayed for. Besides, the plaintiff who is seeking for such a relief should be able to show that he has come to the Court 'with clean hands'. It may be said that it is a preventive relief and is generally granted, taking note of equity. Sufficient care has been taken to keep intact the spirit and essence of the original book. Recently, several enactments being in use since many years, have been amended and the new provisions have been incorporated at appropriate places. Similarly, since the previous edition a lot of case law has come to existence. Keeping relevancy in view, many of them have been put in at the right places. This tedious venture has well enriched and updated the book. It is expected that it would be useful for lawyers, judges and litigant public,
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Contents
1.    Introduction
2.    Injunctions in General
3.    Practice and Procedure
4.    Temporary Injunctions
5.    Perpetual Injunctions
6.    Mandatory Injunctions
7.    Injunction in Respect of Judicial Proceedings
8.    Injunctions to prevent Breach of Contracts - Law Relating to Contracts
9.    Injunctions against Executor and Administrators
10.  Injunctions Relating to Trustees
11.  Fiduciary Relations
12.  Injunctions between Partners
13.  Injunctions between Mortgagors and Mortgagees
14.  Injunctions between Landlord and Tenant
15.  Co-Sharers
16.  Injunctions to Prevent Torts
17.  Injunctions in Cases of Defamation- Slander of Title, Etc.
18.  Injunctions against Trespass
19.  Injunctions against Nuisances
20.  Injunctions against Nuisance to Natural Rights, Etc.
21.  Injunctions against Infringement of Water Rights, to Highways, Etc.
22.  Injunctions against Violation of Easements
23.  Injunctions in cases of Infringement of Patents
24.  Injunctions in Cases of Infringement of Designs
25.  injunctions against Infringement of Copyright
26.  Injunctions against Infringement of Trad-Marks, Trade-Names, Etc.
27.  Injunction against Injuries to Trade, Strikes and Boycotts
28.  Injunction Relating to elections
29.  Injunctions Relating to Municipal Corporation
30.  Injunction against Public Officer
31.  Injunction Relating to other Corporations and Companies
32.  Injunctions Relating to Clubs and Voluntary Associations, Etc.
33.  Injunctions Relating to Debt Relief and Banking Laws
34.  Breach of Injunction Order
Appendix 1 : Provisions for Injunction under Relevant Laws
Appendix 2 : Supreme Court Time to Time Guidelines on Law of Injunction
Appendix 3 : Statutory Forms under Civil Procedure Code
Subject Index
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Author Details
C.M.Row
Shriniwas Gupta, Former Reader/Associate Professor (Law), Sri Jai Narain PG College, Lucknow University, Lucknow