​KembaraXtra – Legal Terms – Perpetual Injunction


A perpetual injunction is a final court order permanently restraining a person from certain conduct.


It is granted after the court has fully heard and determined the dispute.


The injunction remains in force indefinitely unless varied or discharged by the court.


Perpetual injunctions are commonly used to prevent ongoing breaches of rights or repeated wrongful acts.


Failure to comply with such an injunction may amount to contempt of court.