PART XX - INTERLOCUTORY PROCEEDINGS AND INTERIM ORDER CHAPTER 2 - INTERIM ORDER AND OTHERS
Section 200. Injunction.
(1) On the application of any party in any cause or matter before or after the trial of the cause or matter, the Court may grant an injunction whether or not the claim for an injunction has been included in the summons or counterclaim, as the case may be.
(2) An application under this section shall not be made before an action has begun except in cases of urgency.
(3) In the case of urgency such application may be made ex-parte supported by an affidavit and that affidavit shall contain a clear and concise statement-
(a) of the facts giving rise to the claim against the defendant in the proceedings;
(b) of the facts giving rise to the claim for the injunction;
(c) of the facts relied on as justifying the ex-parte application including details of any notice given to the defendant or, if no notice had been given, the reasons for not doing so;
(d) of any answer asserted by the defendant (or which it is thought likely that the defendant will assert) either to the claim in the action or to the claim for injunction;
(e) of any facts known to the applicant which might cause the Court not to grant the ex-parte injunction;
(f) of whether any previous similar ex-parte application has been made to any of the Judge, arid if so, the order made in that previous application; and
(g) of the relief sought.
(4) Notwithstanding subsections (1) and (3), in any proceedings against the Government or Majlis, the Court shall not grant an injunction but may in substitution make a declaration of the rights of the parties to the cause or matter.
(5) The Court shall not grant an injunction or any order against any officer of the Government or the Majlis if the effect of the injunction or the order is to give relief that may not be obtained by the applicant in the proceedings against the Government or Majlis.