medida de no innovar
English translation: Mandatory Injunction
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| na | Not to change or innovate. Not to change the present status |
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| na | Mandatory injunction |
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Not to change or innovate. Not to change the present status Explanation: Used to refer to the obligation not to change the present status or situation. I hope it helps. Law Dictionary |
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Mandatory injunction Explanation: It is a litigation term even when it appears in a contract. Thus the context clause where the term appears is of major significance to give an appropriate construction. A "medida de no innovar" can be assimilated to the figure of the mandatory injunction, which is "one that restrains the defendant from permitting his previous wrongful act to continue operative, thus virtually compelling him to undo it". Black's Law Dictionary. Sixth edition, page 784. 3rd paragraph option (3). |
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