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OLga [1]
3 years ago
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At Tuxedo Park Tire and Rubber, a number of striking workers are picketing at the plant entrance. Because the picketers have sta

rted threatening people entering the plant and are vandalizing some company property, Tuxedo Park management believes it has just cause to ask the courts for a(n) ________ placing limits on the number of pickets and their actions while picketing. Multiple Choice preemptive judgment writ of contention arbitration judgment injunction
Business
1 answer:
andre [41]3 years ago
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Answer:

Injunction

Explanation:

An Injunction is a court order requiring a person or a group of persons to desist from carrying out certain activities. If the person or group of persons desist from obeying the  injunction, the individual(s) are in contempt of the court

Types of injunctions

  1. Permanent Injunctions
  2. Temporary restraining orders
  3. Preliminary injunctions.

The striking workers are affecting the activities of the company they work for. The next step the company is supposed to take is to take legal actions to stop the striking workers. this can be achieved with an injunction

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