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Preliminary Injunction Requires Clear Right, Not Just a Contract Claim

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when preliminary injunctions may issue, emphasizing clear legal rights and irreparable injury requirements.

Preliminary Mandatory Injunctions: Clear Right and Irreparable Injury Required

The Supreme Court explains when preliminary mandatory injunctions may issue, requiring clear rights and concrete proof of irreparable injury.

Upholding Migrant Workers Act: Courts Can't Stop Enforcement Without Proof of Harm

Supreme Court rules courts cannot enjoin enforcement of the Migrant Workers Act without clear proof of irreparable injury to those challenging it.