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To Change or Lifting of the Preliminary Injunction

Pursuant to the CCP, the court can lift or change the preliminary

injunction if the person against whom the preliminary injunction was

ordered or executed deposits a guarantee, which shall be accepted by

the court. Besides, it is also possible to lift or change a preliminary

injunction without a guarantee, if it is determined that the circum-

stances are changed. In this case, it is possible to make an objection to

the decision of the court following the above-mentioned procedure. It

is also stated in the justification of the Code that a preliminary injunc-

tion serves to safeguard rights, not to punish or suppress the other

party. For this reason, if the conditions, which made the preliminary

injunction essential, change after the decision to grant it is rendered, it

has to be lifted or changed according to this alteration. Otherwise,

there will be negative results which will be incompatible for protecting

the purpose of preliminary injunction and the balance of benefit of the

parties’.

The Proceedings That Complete a Preliminary Injunction

If a preliminary injunction is granted before filing a lawsuit, the

claimant must file the main lawsuit and receive a document that he

filed the lawsuit within 2 weeks as of the date of his request for a pre-

liminary injunction. Otherwise it is arranged that preliminary injunc-

tion will be released by itself, without a transaction. As the preliminary

injunction is a provisional legal protection, the main claim must be

converted to a lawsuit and submitted to the relevant court within the

shortest time possible.

Unlike the annulled Code No.1086, effective period, or term, of a

preliminary injunction is stated in the CCP. Accordingly, a preliminary

injunction will remain in effect until the final decision of the court is

rendered.

Unjust Injunction and Compensation

The party in whose favor a preliminary injunction is granted is

obliged to indemnify the damages resulting from an unjust preliminary

injunction where the preliminary injunction is determined to be unjust,

or the rescission of the injunction occurs or a rescission of the injunc-

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