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Law of Injunctions in Sri Lanka
By Anura Bandara
A Comprehensive Guide to the Legal Principles and Applications of Injunctions in Sri Lankan Law

Law of Injunctions in Sri Lanka by Anura Bandara offers an exhaustive and insightful examination of the law of injunctions in Sri Lanka, making it an invaluable resource for legal professionals, students, and scholars interested in equitable remedies. Injunctions, being a critical remedy in both civil and commercial law, are used to prevent harm by restraining certain actions or requiring specific actions by the defendant. This book delves into the legal theory, statutory provisions, and case law surrounding injunctions, offering a complete guide for understanding their application within the Sri Lankan legal system.

Anura Bandara expertly explains the different types of injunctions—such as temporary, permanent, and interlocutory injunctions—outlining the circumstances under which they may be granted. The book also covers the principles that guide courts in determining whether an injunction should be issued, including the likelihood of success on the merits, the risk of harm to the plaintiff, and the balance of convenience.

Additionally, the book explores the procedural aspects of obtaining injunctions, the standard of proof required, and the legal considerations that must be met. Key case law and judicial precedents are included to illustrate how courts have applied these principles in real-world cases, providing readers with practical insight into how injunctions are dealt with in Sri Lanka’s legal practice.