CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO INJUNCT
PRESENT
Present
I injunct
you injunct
he/she/it injuncts
we injunct
you injunct
they injunct
Present continuous
I am injuncting
you are injuncting
he/she/it is injuncting
we are injuncting
you are injuncting
they are injuncting
Present perfect
I have injuncted
you have injuncted
he/she/it has injuncted
we have injuncted
you have injuncted
they have injuncted
Present perfect continuous
I have been injuncting
you have been injuncting
he/she/it has been injuncting
we have been injuncting
you have been injuncting
they have been injuncting
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I injuncted
you injuncted
he/she/it injuncted
we injuncted
you injuncted
they injuncted
Past continuous
I was injuncting
you were injuncting
he/she/it was injuncting
we were injuncting
you were injuncting
they were injuncting
Past perfect
I had injuncted
you had injuncted
he/she/it had injuncted
we had injuncted
you had injuncted
they had injuncted
Past perfect continuous
I had been injuncting
you had been injuncting
he/she/it had been injuncting
we had been injuncting
you had been injuncting
they had been injuncting
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will injunct
you will injunct
he/she/it will injunct
we will injunct
you will injunct
they will injunct
Future continuous
I will be injuncting
you will be injuncting
he/she/it will be injuncting
we will be injuncting
you will be injuncting
they will be injuncting
Future perfect
I will have injuncted
you will have injuncted
he/she/it will have injuncted
we will have injuncted
you will have injuncted
they will have injuncted
Future perfect continuous
I will have been injuncting
you will have been injuncting
he/she/it will have been injuncting
we will have been injuncting
you will have been injuncting
they will have been injuncting
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would injunct
you would injunct
he/she/it would injunct
we would injunct
you would injunct
they would injunct
Conditional continuous
I would be injuncting
you would be injuncting
he/she/it would be injuncting
we would be injuncting
you would be injuncting
they would be injuncting
Conditional perfect
I would have injunct
you would have injunct
he/she/it would have injunct
we would have injunct
you would have injunct
they would have injunct
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been injuncting
you would have been injuncting
he/she/it would have been injuncting
we would have been injuncting
you would have been injuncting
they would have been injuncting
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you injunct
we let´s injunct
you injunct
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
injuncted
Present Participle
injuncting
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INJUNCT»
Discover the use of
injunct in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
injunct and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Commentaries on equity jurisprudence: as administered in ...
4, p. 68 to 72 ; Gilb. For. Roman ch. 11, p. 194; James v. Downes, 18 Ves. 523. •
Ibid. ; Jeremy on Eq. Jurisd. B. 3, ch. 2, § 1, p. 339 ; Newl. Pr. Ch. 4, §7. • Eden on
Injunct. Append, p. 370 ; Barton's Suit in Eq. 48, note. 4 Eden on Injunct. ch. 4, p.
Joseph Story, Isaac Fletcher Redfield, 1870
2
Pleading and Practice of the High Court of Chancery
318, n. ; 15 Beav. 260; but see Lloyd v. London, Sainter v. Ferguson, 1 M'N. & G.
286; 14 Chatham, & Dover Railway Companv, 11 Jur. 255; Coles e. Sims, 5 De G
., M. &G. Jur. N. S. 360; 13 W. R. 698, L. JJ.; 2 1; 18 Jur. 683, 685; Eden Injunct.
Edmund Robert Daniell, Jonathan Cogswell Perkins, Thomas Emerson Headlam, 1871
3
PLEADING AND PRACTICE OF THE HIGH COURT OF CHANCERY
Nor that it was filed without the knowledge of either of the defendants (12). (1)
Sieveking v. Behrens, 2 Mylne & Cr. 581. (2) 2 Ves. Jun. 101. (3) See Dungey r.
Angove, 2 Sumner's Vesey, 313, Mr. Hovenden's note (2). See Eden Injunct.
THOMAS EMERSON HEADLAM, M.A., 1846
4
A digest of the law of real property
159. By such a bill, not only may future waste be prevented, but, as we have
already seen, an account may be decreed, and compensation given for past
waste. Ante, § 515 to 518 ; Eden on Injunct. ch. 9, p. 159, 160 ; lb. ch. 40, p. 206
to 219.
William Cruise, Simon Greenleaf, Henry Hopley White, 1856
5
Press standards, privacy and libel: second report of session ...
However, if you are doing a story which could be deemed to be confidential or —
which is slightly different but similar — private, you are very, very reluctant to go
to the other side because they can injunct you and these injunctions can sit there
...
Great Britain: Parliament: House of Commons: Culture, Media and Sport Committee, 2010
6
Garner's Dictionary of Legal Usage
✳injunct (= to enjoin) is a silly and unnecessary backformation—e.g.: “In the
sidelines of the jurisprudential inquiries was the strategic importance of the delay
caused by the defendant in seeking to injunct [read enjoin] the prosecution. So
long ...
7
Elements of the Comparative Grammar of the Indo-Germanie ...
Skr. d-yuwks-mahi Lat. junx-T Lith. injunct. junks-me -te § 813. l^meuq- meytg- '
strip off, let go': Skr. d-mauks-aw 2nd and 3rd sing. d-mCLuk mid. d-mitki-i Gr. un-
s^iv'Sa, Lith. injunct. mnuks-me -te: Lat. G-munxt. [Zbheudh- 'awake, notice': Skr.
8
Elements of the comparative grammar of the Indo Germanic ...
Lnjunct. jiinks-me -te § 813. l/'meuq- tneug- 'strip off, let go': Skr. d-mnuks-am 2nd
and 3rd sing. d-mduk mid. d-muks-i (Jr. dn-ifiv'&a, Lith. injunct. mauks-me -te; Lat.
B-munxI. |/ bheudh- 'awake, notice': Skr. mid. d-bhuts-i, Lith. injunct. -bus-me ...
9
The New Hampshire Reports
The general principle underlying all the authorities is, that when the remedy at
law is ample, equity will not interfere.” High on Injunct. 255, sec. 459. “ To warrant
the interference of equity in restraint of trespass, two conditions must co-exist.
First ...
New Hampshire. Supreme Court, Joel Parker, 1875
10
Under Authority : Report on Clergy Discipline
It might be possible to injunct such a cleric only to serve in a specified area, or to
injunct him not to take worship in buildings licensed by the Church of England.
Disregard of such an injunction would be a contempt of court. (5) CONDITIONAL
...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «INJUNCT»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
injunct is used in the context of the following news items.
Ecobank v Tanoh
... and once the foreign court has given judgment, it is a very serious matter for the English court to injunct the enforcement of that judgment. «Lexology, Jul 15»
Silence in court
The judge said the employee had been warned but he had refused to quieten down. The company had no choice but to injunct. Penningtons ... «Lexology, Jul 15»
Senators to surcharge Governor Kabogo over lawsuit to injunct senate
A move by Kiambu Governor William Kabogo to bar the senate from discharging its oversight role has now landed him in trouble. «The Standard Digital News, Jul 15»
HC paves the way for scrapping of contract for highway project
The balance of convenience is also not in favour of the Petitioner for this Court to injunct the Respondent from invoking the bank guarantee. «legalera.in, Jul 15»
Manchester homeless campaigners 'could end up in jail under …
“To injunct a homeless person from sleeping rough within the borders of Manchester city is draconian not least because they have nowhere ... «Manchester Evening News, Jun 15»
Digest: Top moneyspinners feted at Profit Track awards
It is thought to have attracted offers of £60m to £70m, but experts warned that neighbouring property owners could threaten to injunct any ... «The Sunday Times, Jun 15»
High Court to rule on RTÉ's bid to discharge O'Brien-IBRC injunction
Mr Holland said while legal professional privilege was absolute, it did not mean the court should injunct “every last scintilla” of legal advice. «Irish Examiner, Jun 15»
Life after Snowden: Journalists' new moral responsibility
Take away the possibility that the state will march into newspaper offices and seize material, arrest people, or injunct publication and it's ... «Columbia Journalism Review, Jun 15»
Injunction does not prevent media publishing Dáil statement on …
... joining with IBRC and Denis O'Brien in the High Court to seek to injunct the information I have outlined from coming into the public domain. «Irish Examiner, Jun 15»
Guardian Editor's Farewell Note
... cabinet ministers, lobbyists, cult-busters, quack doctors, corporations, police officers, banks and rich playboys queuing up to injunct or sue us. «Outlook, Jun 15»
