Effective 28 Aug 1939
526.030. Remedy by injunction to exist, in what cases — prohibition. — The remedy by writ of injunction or prohibition shall exist in all cases where a cloud would be put on the title of real estate being sold under an execution against a person, partnership or corporation having no interest in such real estate subject to execution at the time of sale, or an irreparable injury to real or personal property is threatened, and to prevent the doing of any legal wrong whatever, whenever in the opinion of the court an adequate remedy cannot be afforded by an action for damages.
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(RSMo 1939 § 1683)
Prior revisions: 1929 § 1519; 1919 § 1969; 1909 § 2534
CROSS REFERENCES:
Access to repair structure, compelling by mandatory injunction (cities over 500,000), 82.810
Injunction lies to restrain and enjoin, breach of marketing contract of nonprofit cooperative association, 274.210, 274.270
Injunction lies to restrain and enjoin, dentistry, unauthorized practice of, 332.121
Injunction lies to restrain and enjoin, entertainment place where liquor consumed, 311.480
Injunction lies to restrain and enjoin, food and drug law violations, 196.020
Injunction lies to restrain and enjoin, locker plant licensing and inspection law violations, 196.515
Injunction lies to restrain and enjoin, mine operation, in violation of safety laws, 293.660
Injunction lies to restrain and enjoin, possession of land by plaintiff in ejectment before value of improvements determined, 524.180
Injunction lies to restrain and enjoin, premises used in violation of liquor control law, 311.750
Injunction lies to restrain and enjoin, public utility labor relations law violations, 295.200
Injunction lies to restrain and enjoin, registration of bonds of political subdivision by state auditor, 108.240
Injunction lies to restrain and enjoin, squandering of wife's estate by husband, 452.200
Injunction lies to restrain and enjoin, violation of law or order by gas, electric, water, telephone or telegraph company, 386.360
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