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Ex Parte Interim Injunction Sustainable Under Order XXXIX CPC

July 9, 2026

The Orissa High Court upheld an ex parte interim injunction based on Order XXXIX of the CPC, clarifying the legal grounds for granting such injunctions.

Ex Parte Interim Injunctions Clarified by Orissa HC

The Orissa High Court has upheld an ex parte interim injunction, emphasizing that such orders should be grounded on Order XXXIX of the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC) and not solely on Section 151. This clarification is significant regarding the procedures followed when issuing emergency orders.

The ruling reinforces the necessity of proper jurisdiction and grounds when courts consider granting ex parte injunctions, aiming to prevent misuse of the legal process.

Legal practitioners need to ensure adherence to these guidelines when seeking interim relief to fortify the legitimacy of ex parte motions they file.

Citations

  • Orissa HC Order (2026) No. XX
Source:Orissa High Court
Practice Areas:civil

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