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injunction
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injunction
[injungk′shən]
Etymology: L, injungere, to enjoin
a court order that prevents a party from performing a specified act.


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The association's chairman, Irfaan Ahmed, said the body was not responsible for the newsletter or the alleged incidents, which have not been confirmed by the police, and claimed the High Court injunction was a "victory for the people".
The '352 patent is a fundamental patent to the detection of multiple fingers on a touch pad or touch-sensitive input device to enable the detection an use of a multifinger gestures in various applications," said Elan's lawsuit, referring to Patent 5,825,352 Previously, Elan also filed a similar lawsuit against Synaptics, which makes trackpads and multitouch screens, the company won a preliminary court injunction against Synaptics and later ended up in a cross-license agreement.
Vance of the Eastern District of Louisiana makes permanent a 2007 court injunction and settles an American Civil Liberties Union lawsuit that challenged the constitutionality of House Bill 1.
 
 
 
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