A Treatise on the Law and Practice of Injunctions

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Description
SINCE the Fifth Edition of this work was published in February, 1914, a large number of cases have been decided and numerous Acts passed, including the important measures of the year 1925, which have necessitated considerable additions to and alterations in the present Edition. All material Acts and decisions have been incorporated in the text, the decisions being brought up to date by means of the Addenda, which will be found on page lxiii. The Index has been enlarged.
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Contents
Chapter I - Injunctions in General
Chapter II - The Nature and Limits of the Jurisdiction of the High Court of
Justice by Injunction  
Chapter III - injunctions against the violation of common law bights
    Section 1. The Protection of Legal Rights to Property Pending Litigation
    Section 2. Perpetual Injunctions. Mandatory Injunctions
Chapter IV - injunctions against waste
    Section 1. Principles on which the Court acts in restraining Waste
    Section 2. Legal Waste
    Section 3. Persons for and against whom Injunctions are granted
    Section 4. Equitable Waste   
    Section 5. Property in Timber cut by the Order of the Court, or accidentiy
     severed, & c. Account
    Section 6. Recent Statutes affecting Waste
Chapter V - injunctions against trespass
    General Jurisdiction
    Trespass by Crown
    Trespass by Companies and Public Bodies
    Lands Clauses Act, 1845   
    Railways Clauses Act, 1845
    Municipal Corporations
    Trespass in working Mines
Chapter VI - injunctions against nuisance
    Section 1. Principles on which the Court acts in restraining Nuisances, public or private
    Section 2. Nuisances to Dwelling Houses and Houses of Business
    Section 3. Nuisances to Support
    Section 4. Nuisances relating to Water
    Section 5. Nuisances to Navigable Tidal Waters
    Section 6. Nuisances to Rights of Way
    Section 7. Nuisances to Highways
    Section 8. Nuisances to Ferries
    Section 9. Nuisances to Market
    Section 10. Nuisances connected with Trade Disputes
Chapter VII - injunctions against the infringement of patents
    Section 1. Principles on which the Court restrains the Infringement of Patents
    Section 2. What is an Infringement
    Section 3. Interlocutory Relief
    Section 4. Practice on Interlocutory Injunctions
    Section 5. Perpetual Injunctions
Chapter VIII - injunctions to restrain passing off, and piracy of trade marks and names
    Principles on which the Court acts in restraining the passing off of Goods
    Trade Marks and Trade Names
Chapter IX - injunctions against the infringement of copyright
    Section 1. Copyright in General
    Section 2. What is an Infringement
    Section 3. Remedies for Infringement
    Section 4. International Copyright
    Section 5. Copyright in Designs
Chapter X - injunctions in respect of covenants or agreements
    Section 1. Injunctions against Breach of Covenant or Agreement
    Section 2. Injunctions in Aid of Specific Performance
Chapter XI - injunctions against thb disclosure of confidential communications, Papers, Secrets, & C.
Chapter XII - injunctions against the publication of libel, slander of title, and threats of proceedings
Chapter XIII - injunctions against executors
Chapter XIV - injunctions against trustees
Chapter XV - injunctions between partners
Chapter XVI - injunctions betwbbn mortgagor and mortgagee
Chapter XVII - injunctions against companies
Chapter XVIII - injunctions against corporations
Chapter XIX - injunctions against clubs, societies, trade unions, & c.
Chapter XX - Orders restraining proceedings   
Chapter XXI - injunctions to stay wrongful acts of a special nature
Chapter XXII - practice
    Section 1. In what manner Injunctions are obtained; Damages or Injunction
    Section 2. Dissolution of Injunctions
    Section 3. Effect of Certain Proceedings on Injunctions
    Section 4. Continuing or granting Injunctions at the Hearing
    Section 5. Inquiry as to Damages where Injunction dissolved
    Section 6. Consequences of the Breach of an Injunction or Restraining Order
Index
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Author Details
William Williamson Kerr : of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister-at-Law
John Melvin Paterson : MA., LL.M. of the Middle Temple, Barrister-at-Law