Injunctions and Equitable Relief
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- Utah Court of Appeals
Does Utah’s stalking statute require proof of actual fear for civil injunctions?Bott v. Osburn
May 5, 2011
The Utah Court of Appeals clarified that the 2008 amendments to the criminal stalking statute eliminated the requirement that victims prove actual fear or distress for civil stalking injunctions.- Civil Appeals
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- Family Law Appeals
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- Utah Court of Appeals
When can Utah courts order specific performance of municipal contracts?Tooele Associates Limited Partnership v. Tooele City
February 3, 2011
The decision clarifies that contracts must contain clear, unambiguous provisions to support specific performance orders, particularly against government entities.- Civil Appeals
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- Utah Court of Appeals
Can a trial court dismiss a civil stalking petition without notice to the petitioner?Osburn v. Bott
May 5, 2011
Trial courts must provide notice and an opportunity to be heard before dismissing civil stalking injunction petitions, even when related cases exist.- Civil Appeals
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Cadlerock Joint Venture II v. Michelex Corporation
March 24, 2011
Garnishees are entitled to evidentiary hearings before default judgments can be entered for unliquidated amounts, given their status as involuntary participants in garnishment proceedings.- Civil Appeals
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- Utah Court of Appeals
When can homeowners associations obtain injunctions for covenant violations?Timber Lakes v. Cowan
September 26, 2019
Property owners associations must demonstrate actual irreparable harm, not merely theoretical future harm, when seeking permanent injunctions for covenant violations.- Civil Appeals
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- Utah Court of Appeals
Can Utah courts enforce injunctions without expanding their original scope?PacifiCorp v. Cardon
January 28, 2016
Courts may enforce injunctions without additional hearings when the defendant’s violations clearly fall within the original judgment’s scope.- Civil Appeals


