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What is the difference between an interlocutory injunction and a permanent injunction?

An interlocutory injunction is temporary and is meant to preserve the position while the case is ongoing. A permanent injunction is final relief after rights have been determined. The Supreme Court in Google v. Equustek expressly noted that the RJR-MacDonald interlocutory test does not apply to an order that is effectively final.

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