Meanings
comparative more antiinjunction · superlative most antiinjunction
- Opposing an injunction.
A judge according great weight to Norris-La Guardia tenets could easily make the case that the 1962 antiinjunction result achieved a better fit with the fundamental commitments of our labor law than the 1970 proinjunction decision in Boys Markets.
1998, David Kairys, The Politics Of Law: A Progressive Critique, Third EditionAntonyms: proinjunction
Synonyms & antonyms
adjectiveOpposing an injunction.
Origin
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