Temporary Injunction - CT Civil Procedures

Temporary Injunction - 10/06/05

I. Prior to the commencement of an action, to obtain a temporary injunction, the following documents must be submitted:

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Documents Required for an Ex Parte Temporary Injunction

Application for Temporary Injunction

Note: Sec. 11-9 of the Practice Book requires that the application contain a disclosure of any previous application that has been made for the same order or injunction.

Verified complaint or affidavit (C.G.S. 52-473)

Order to show cause and Summons for hearing

Proposed bond with surety, if required OR a request that no bond be required for good cause shown (C.G.S. Sec. 52-472)

Order of service

Proposed order for injunction (If you are seeking an ex parte injunction, you may write the order in the alternative in the event that the judge requires a hearing.)

Certification regarding notice to each opposing party (P.B. Sec. 4-5)

Entry fee: The current fee is $300.

Documents Required for a Temporary Injunction After Notice and Hearing

Application for Temporary Injunction after hearing
Verified complaint or affidavit (C.G.S. 52-473)
Order to show cause and Summons for hearing
Proposed Bond with surety, if required OR a request that no bond be required for good cause shown (C.G.S. Sec. 52-472)
Entry fee: The current fee is $300.

II. Once an action has been commenced and a docket number assigned, a motion for a temporary injunction may be filed and heard when it appears on the calendar.

Note: It is the responsibility of counsel to complete service in accordance with P.B. Sec. 10-12(c) and Sec. 10-13.

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