C M Row: Law of Injunctions

C M Row Law of Injunctions is a comprehensive treatise and commentary on the settled principles and decisions of the Indian Courts. This book offers a thorough and structured examination of the law of injunctions, tracing its foundational principles, statutory framework, and evolving judicial interpretation.

Bringing together the statutory provisions and the principles evolved through judicial decisions, with particular emphasis on the circumstances in which courts may grant, refuse, modify or enforce injunctive relief, this extensive compilation seeks to assimilate the principles governing the grant and refusal of injunctions into a panoramic anthology.

Key Features:

• Practical and analytical presentation of statutory provisions and judicial principles, supported by extensive judicial authorities tracing the development and application of the law relating to injunctive relief.
• Incorporates recent developments, including interim relief in aid of arbitration,asset-preservation orders, dynamic injunctions, website-blocking injunctions, and injunctions in the digital environment.
• Designed as a practical and authoritative reference for judges, advocates, law students and all those concerned with civil and commercial litigation.
• Includes relevant and latest judgments delivered by the various High Courts and the Supreme Court, such as State of Kerala v Union of India, Pernod Ricard India (P) Ltd & Anr v Karanveer Singh Chhabra, and KAHM Industries (P) Ltd & Ors v Punalur Paper Mills Ltd.

This is intended to serve as a practical and authoritative reference for judges, advocates, law students and all those concerned with the application and development of the law of injunctions.