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To: ManyMoose who wrote (134449)	2/5/2007 5:55:07 PM
From: mph	Read Replies (2) of 225578

Not really. It just depends on the circumstances. Injunctions are not always available as a remedy. The memory device used back when I took the bar was I Put Five Bucks Down. (This was how to analyze whether injunctive relief was appropriate) I nadequate legal remedy (i.e. damages not adequate) P roperty right at stake F easibility of enforcement B alancing the hardships (between the competing parties) D efense Test for when specific performance is appropriate relief in a contracts case (e.g. when you can get the court to order transfer of real estate to you) "I'm doing fine mom and dad" I neffective damages D efinite and certain terms (valid k) F easibility of enforcement M utuality of remedy/preformance D efenses

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