K S Gopalakrishnan Law of Injunctions

Law of Injunctions

This book presents an exhaustive commentary on the principles and practice relating to injunctions in Indian law. It explains the concept, nature, scope, and kinds of injunctions—temporary, perpetual, prohibitory, and mandatory—along with their application in civil, constitutional, and equitable jurisprudence.

The work systematically covers the provisions of the Specific Relief Act, Code of Civil Procedure, and allied statutes, highlighting the circumstances in which injunctions can be granted, refused, or vacated. It also examines injunctions in special contexts such as contracts, property disputes, easements, intellectual property rights, matrimonial matters, industrial relations, public nuisance, and administrative actions.

Supported with leading judgments of the Supreme Court and High Courts, the book provides clarity on evolving trends in equity and judicial discretion while granting injunctions.

Indispensable for lawyers, judges, legal researchers, academicians, and students, this work serves as a practical and authoritative guide to understanding and applying the law of injunctions in India.