District Court Act 1973

Without affecting the generality of Division 8, the Court shall, in any action, have power to grant any injunction (whether interlocutory or otherwise) which the Supreme Court might have granted if the action were proceedings in the Supreme Court.

In relation to the power of the Court to grant an injunction under this section—

the Court and the Judges shall, in addition to the powers and authority otherwise conferred on it and them, have all the powers and authority of the Supreme Court and the Judges thereof in the like circumstances,

the appropriate officer of the Court shall, in addition to the duties otherwise imposed on the officer, discharge—

any duty which an officer of the Supreme Court would be required under the practice of the Supreme Court to discharge in the like circumstances, and

any duty imposed on the officer by the rules or by any order of the Court,

the practice and procedure of the Court shall, so far as practicable and subject to this Act and the rules, be the same as the practice and procedure of the Supreme Court applicable in the like circumstances, and

without affecting the generality of the foregoing provisions of this section, the powers, authority and duty conferred by paragraphs (a) and (b), and the practice and procedure of the Court referred to in paragraph (c) shall, subject to the rules, extend to the enforcement of any order of the Court made in connection with proceedings for the grant of the injunction.

Without affecting the generality of any other provision of this Act authorising the making of rules, the rules may make provision for or with respect to—

the procedure to be followed with respect to the granting and enforcing of an injunction under this section, and

any other matter necessary or convenient for giving effect to this section.