Injunction in Law

Injunction in Law is a decision that can be taken by all courts. It is a decision taken in order to prevent some situations that may affect the course of the court and are thought to be effective in the decision to be taken, and can only be determined by the court. Injunction can be taken by all other courts, not just criminal courts. For example, this decision can also be taken in debt and foreclosure cases. For this, strong evidence is essential. Not everyone can have an Injunction decision made according to their own will. The final decision will be made by the judge examining the case. Injunction decision is given for a certain period of time and the decision taken during that period is implemented. Objection to these decisions can only be made with the court.

Appeal to the Injunction

If an Injunction decision has been made on your behalf during a lawsuit, you have the right to appeal. You can appeal the decision with a petition to the court. Your request will usually be answered within 7 working days. However, you must provide very strong reasons for this decision to be overturned. Because effective reasons are needed to cancel the Injunction decision. Cases where there is a concern that it will become significantly difficult or completely impossible to obtain the right due to a change that may occur in the current situation, or that it will be inconvenient to delay or serious damage will occur have been accepted as a reason and condition for a general injunction. In the appeal petition, you must state that all these are unnecessary and provide various reasons for this. In addition, in order to file an appeal, you must apply immediately after the injunction. The court judge will make the decision again.