temporary injury
An injury that may be abated or discontinued at any time by either the injured party or the wrongdoer.
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temporary disability
A disability that exists until an injured worker is as far restored as the nature of the injury will permit. [Cases: Workers’ Compensation 863–864. C.J.S. Workmen’s Compensation §§ 567–574.]
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temporary damages
Damages allowed for an intermittent or occasional wrong, such as a real-property injury whose cause can be removed or abated. [Cases: Damages 39. C.J.S. Damages § 57.]
repose
repose (ri-pohz), n. 1. Cessation of activity; temporary rest. 2. A statutory period after which an action cannot be brought in court, even if it expires before the plaintiff suffers any injury. See STATUTE OF REPOSE. [Cases: Limitation of Actions 1, 165. C.J.S. Limitations of Actions §§ 2–4, 10–11.]
preliminary injunction
A temporary injunction issued before or during trial to prevent an irreparable injury from occurring before the court has a chance to decide the case. • A preliminary injunction will be issued only after the defendant receives notice and an opportunity to be heard. — Also termed interlocutory injunction; temporary injunction; provisional injunction; injunction pendente
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