The main categories are:
interlocutory injunctions granted before the case is finally decided;
without-notice injunctions granted on an emergency basis for a short period;
mandatory injunctions that compel affirmative action; and
permanent injunctions granted after trial or final adjudication where lasting relief is required. Ontario’s rules also recognize related remedies such as certificates of pending litigation, and the Commercial List publishes model orders for Mareva and Anton Piller relief and maintains authorities for Norwich Pharmacal orders.
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