Principle

CIVIL PROCEDURE — Injunctions — Undertaking as to Damages — Not Required in Every Case

Area of law
CIVIL PROCEDURE
Court
Supreme Court

An undertaking as to damages is not mandatory in every case. The court has discretion. The principle applies to interlocutory injunctions. The court will consider the circumstances. Where the applicant has a strong case, an undertaking may not be required. The rule balances the interests…

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