Vol. 7, Issue 1, Part B (2025)

In order to obtain the requested relief, a civil lawsuit was filed between the disputing parties. In a civil suit, it takes longer to obtain the desired relief. Periodically, there is a great need to ask the court to issue ad-interim orders, such as injunctions, save permanent injunctions, for the purpose of justice, since perpetual injunctions cannot be issued without a judgment and decree. In certain instances, we see that if ad-interim orders such as injunctions are denied, the suit is considered unsuccessful. We are aware that injunctions are occasionally necessary to prevent an impending grievance and to protect parties' interests while a lawsuit is pending. Developing civil practices is a major preoccupation of the Specific Relief Act of 1877, the Code of Civil Procedure of 1908, and court pronouncements as precedents. This essay provides a detailed analysis of the many types of injunctions used in Bangladeshi civil cases, including mandatory, ad-interim, permanent, temporary, and negative injunctions. In court procedures, status quo and stay orders in ad-interim form are occasionally issued for the sake of justice, which is equivalent to an injunction. It examines the groundbreaking case laws that have shaped the soliciting of these beliefs, debates the statutory provisions, and evaluates the judicial evaluations for granting injunctions. Similarly, the study explores current trends and disputes in the legal strategy that leads to granting reasonable relief and assesses whether modern legal ethics are effective in protecting the interests of parties involved.