Dec 2012
Anti-suit injunctions traditionally fall into two categories. The first, and more common, category involves a litigant ignoring a contractual obligation to litigate disputes in a particular forum or jurisdiction. The second, less common category involves the Court injuncting a litigant whose commencement of foreign litigation is considered unconscionable for different reasons.
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