Injunctions In Cyprus

The Cyprus Supreme Court pointed out, in the well known case of Odysseos Andreas v. A. Pieris Estates Ltd and Another¹ that "an injunction has been, historically, one of the principal weapons of equity to suppress conduct that should not be countenanced by a court of equity". As a matter of fact, injunctions can be issued for a lot and different reasons; they can be issued, for example, in order to freeze assets in and outside of the jurisdiction, to preserve evidence, to aid the search and discovery of information, to restrain legal proceedings. Furthermore, there are the prohibitory injunctions and the mandatory injunctions and also the perpetual injunctions and the interlocutory ones.