Sunday, March 23, 2014

MISSISSIPPI Part 29

A TRO usually arises where the plaintiff claims he is entitled to more extensive injunctive relief, but needs immediate intervention of the court to prevent irreparable injury until the full claim for injunction can be heard. A TRO is, simply put, a temporary injunction issued in exceptional circumstances without notice to the opposing party or his attorney, to expire no later than ten days after its entry by the court.  It is intended to be an action to hold the parties in place until the court can have a full hearing on more comprehensive, extended injunctive relief.   

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