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In forceDamages for injunction wrongly granted
Part 17Injunctions
445 Damages for injunction wrongly granted
An interlocutory order for an injunction is to contain an undertaking by the party at whose instance it is granted to pay to the opposite party any damages that the opposite party may sustain because of the injunction and that the Court or a judge thinks ought to be paid by the applicant.
An application for an order for payment of damages is to be made to the Court.
Damages may be ordered to be assessed in any manner in which damages may be assessed in an action.
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