34. Injunctions.

34. Injunctions.

Mines, Minerals and Quarries (Volume 76 (2019)) | Commentary

An injunction may be obtained to restrain future working¹. This jurisdiction was first exercised on account of the irreparable injury to the property, as a mine²; and on the principle that a mine is regarded as a species of trade

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