Summary

• Jurisdiction: Washington

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Summary

§65.1Introduction

§65.2Text of Rule

§65.3Historical Development

§65.4Comparison With Federal Rule

§65.5Purpose and Procedure (1)Purpose (2)Procedure for Temporary Restraining Order (3)Procedure for Preliminary Injunction

§65.6Analysis (1)Relationship to Other Rules and to Statutes (2)Nature and Purpose of Injunctive Relief Before Trial (a)Differences Between Temporary Restraining Orders and Preliminary Injunctions (b)Purposes of Preliminary Injunctions and Temporary Restraining Orders (3)Standards for Injunctive Relief Before Trial (a)Showing Required to Obtain a Preliminary Injunction Under State Law (b)Showing Required to Obtain a Preliminary Injunction Under Federal Law (c)Showing Required to Obtain a Temporary Restraining Order (4)Supporting Evidence and Hearing on Application; Consolidation With Trial (5)The Requirement of Notice (a)Notice May Not Be Required for a Temporary Restraining Order (b)Notice of an Application for a Preliminary Injunction Is Required (6)Form of Order; Length of Stay; Findings and Conclusions (7)Who Is Bound (8)Mandatory Preliminary Injunctions (9)Conditions on the Effectiveness of an Injunction Granted Before Trial (10)The Res Judicata and Collateral Estoppel Effect of Preliminary Injunctive Orders (11)Security for Temporary Restraining Order or Preliminary Injunction and Damages for Wrongful Injunctions (a)When Security Is Required (b)Factors to Be Considered by the Court in Setting the Amount of the Bond (c)Measure of Damages for Wrongfully Issued Temporary Restraining Order or Preliminary Injunction (d)Exoneration of Surety

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