Kinds and Requisites

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1. Does a preliminary injunction become a perpetual final injunction merely because it was issued before trial?
2. The applicant’s bond is judicially found insufficient and a sufficient approved replacement is not filed forthwith. Wha…
3. The adverse party’s bond is found insufficient and is not adequately replaced forthwith. Which Section7 consequence may…
4. After hearing, the court finds an injunction would cause the enjoined party irreparable damage while the applicant’s re…
5. A defendant offers a counterbond but proves neither the specified irreparable harm to itself nor that the applicant can…
6. Explain why injunction countersecurity is not a universal automatic substitute for the writ.
7. Distinguish insufficient applicant and adverse-party bonds under Section7.
8. Explain why a preliminary injunction does not itself establish perpetual relief under Section9.