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MARYLAND RULES OF PROCEDURE<br />

TITLE 15 - OTHER SPECIAL PROCEEDINGS<br />

CHAPTER 500 - INJUNCTIONS<br />

AMEND Rule 15-502 to conform the Rule to the “separate<br />

document” requirement of Rule 2-601 <strong>and</strong> to require that the<br />

reasons for the issuance or denial of an injunction be stated in<br />

writing or on the record, as follows:<br />

Rule 15-502. INJUNCTIONS – GENERAL PROVISIONS<br />

(a) Exception to Applicability - Labor Disputes<br />

Rules 15-501 through 15-505 do not modify or supersede<br />

Code, Labor <strong>and</strong> Employment Article, Title 4, Subtitle 3 or affect<br />

the prerequisites for obtaining, or the jurisdiction to grant,<br />

injunctions under those Code sections.<br />

(b) Issuance at Any Stage<br />

Subject to the rules in this Chapter, the court, at any<br />

stage of an action <strong>and</strong> at the instance of any party or on its own<br />

initiative, may grant an injunction upon the terms <strong>and</strong> conditions<br />

justice may require.<br />

(c) Adequate Remedy at Law<br />

The court may not deny an injunction solely because the<br />

party seeking it has an adequate remedy in damages unless the<br />

adverse party has filed a bond with security that the court finds<br />

adequate to provide for the payment of all damages <strong>and</strong> costs that<br />

the adverse party might be adjudged to pay by reason of the<br />

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