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An injunction was enforced but the opposing party did not file suit; what happens?

If the action on the merits is not filed within the prescribed period, lifting the injunction and compensation come onto the agenda. We track this period and pursue the claim in time. The d…

Updated · July 20261 min readCategory · Post-Trade-Fair Dispute Follow-Up
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If the action on the merits is not filed within the prescribed period, lifting the injunction and compensation come onto the agenda. We track this period and pursue the claim in time.

If the action on the merits is not filed within the prescribed period, lifting the injunction and compensation come onto the agenda. We track this period and pursue the claim in time.

The deadline is short and unforgiving: the action on the merits must be filed within two weeks of the injunction being enforced, or the measure lapses automatically under Article 397 of the Code of Civil Procedure (No. 6100) — a requirement that does not apply where proceedings on the merits are already under way. On top of that, an injunction that later proves unjustified carries a strict liability for the damage it caused — so both sides have a reason to track this window closely.

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