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Section 591 - Legal Profession Act 2006 - Enforcement of injunctions | Zoe

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591Enforcement of injunctions

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591 Enforcement of injunctions The Magistrates Court has the same powers as the Supreme Court to enforce an injunction (including an interim injunction) made under

Previous section590Injunctions to restrain offences against Act

Next section592Amendment or discharge of injunctions