Rule 2 of CPC : Rule 2: Injunction to restrain repetition or continuance of breach.

CPC

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Explanation using Example

Example 1:

Scenario: A Construction Contract Dispute

Facts:

  • Rajesh enters into a contract with a construction company, BuildWell Ltd., to construct a commercial building on his property.
  • The contract specifies that the construction must be completed within 12 months.
  • After 8 months, Rajesh notices that BuildWell Ltd. is using substandard materials, which is a breach of the contract terms.
  • Rajesh files a suit against BuildWell Ltd. for breach of contract and seeks a temporary injunction to stop the use of substandard materials.

Application of the Act:

  • Rajesh, the plaintiff, applies to the Court for a temporary injunction to restrain BuildWell Ltd. from continuing the use of substandard materials.
  • The Court, after considering the evidence, grants the temporary injunction, ordering BuildWell Ltd. to cease using substandard materials immediately.
  • The Court also sets terms for the injunction, such as requiring BuildWell Ltd. to provide a security deposit to ensure compliance and to keep an account of the materials used.

Example 2:

Scenario: Intellectual Property Infringement

Facts:

  • Priya is a fashion designer who has created a unique design for a saree.
  • She discovers that a local boutique, Trendy Threads, is selling sarees with her design without her permission.
  • Priya files a suit against Trendy Threads for infringement of her intellectual property rights and seeks a temporary injunction to stop the boutique from selling the sarees.

Application of the Act:

  • Priya, the plaintiff, applies to the Court for a temporary injunction to restrain Trendy Threads from continuing to sell the sarees with her design.
  • The Court, after reviewing the evidence, grants the temporary injunction, ordering Trendy Threads to stop selling the infringing sarees immediately.
  • The Court also sets terms for the injunction, such as requiring Trendy Threads to keep an account of ...

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