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April 2005
Brooker v Quelch (CL 84 of 2004) [2005] TCASC 4 (11 April 2005) Registrar lacked jurisdiction to vary a judge’s interlocutory injunction; original injunction reinstated pending clarified order. • Civil procedure – Jurisdiction of Registrar – Order 32 r.11 excludes Registrar from granting or varying injunctions made by a judge. • Interim/interlocutory injunctions – validity and specificity of terms, necessity for clear undertaking as to damages and penal notice. • Procedure – opposed ex parte hearings on short notice; need for inter partes hearing where defendant attends but files no evidence.	11 April 2005

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April 2005

Brooker v Quelch (CL 84 of 2004) [2005] TCASC 4 (11 April 2005)

Registrar lacked jurisdiction to vary a judge’s interlocutory injunction; original injunction reinstated pending clarified order.

• Civil procedure – Jurisdiction of Registrar – Order 32 r.11 excludes Registrar from granting or varying injunctions made by a judge. • Interim/interlocutory injunctions – validity and specificity of terms, necessity for clear undertaking as to damages and penal notice. • Procedure – opposed ex parte hearings on short notice; need for inter partes hearing where defendant attends but files no evidence.

11 April 2005