INJUNCTIONS| Types of Injunctions| Difference between Temporary and Permanent Injunctions| Explained

Specific relief afforded by means of injunction, temporary or perpetual is called preventive relief. Injunction is a form of specific relief which the courts grant when pecuniary compensation would be inadequate or altogether futile.
The object of granting injunction is to restrain the doing of an act in order to prevent future or threatened injuries.
This video discusses the following points elaborately-
Meaning of Injunction
Basis of Law of Objection
Types of Injunction -
a) On the basis of nature-Prohibitory and Mandatory Injunction
b)On the basis of duration- Temporary and Perpetual Injunction
c) Temporary injunction - When granted
Section 36: PREVENTIVE RELIEF HOW GRANTED
SECTION 37: TEMPORARY AND PERPETUAL INJUNCTION
SECTION 40: DAMAGES IN LIEU OF, OR IN ADDITION TO, INJUNCTION

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