Any order for an injunction, unless the court orders otherwise, must contain:
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(1) an undertaking by the applicant to the court to pay any damages1 which the respondent sustains which the court considers the applicant should pay2;
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(2) if made without notice to any other party, an undertaking by the applicant to the court
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Any order for an injunction, unless the court orders otherwise, must contain:
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(1) an undertaking by the applicant to the court to pay any damages1 which the respondent sustains which the court considers the applicant should pay2;
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(2) if made without notice to any other party, an undertaking by the applicant to the court
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