Practice question
May an ordinary preliminary injunction be granted without prior notice and hearing merely because the applicant requests urgency?
- Yes, every urgent request dispenses with hearing
- Yes, the applicant’s bond replaces hearing
- No; urgency may support a qualifying TRO, but preliminary injunction requires prior notice and hearing
- Yes, counsel can privately order it
- No TRO can ever issue urgently
Legal references
- Rule58 Section5: https://lawphil.net/courts/rules/rc_1-71_civil.html
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