§ 60-901 Nature of injunction.

An injunction is a court order that tells someone to do something or stop doing something. It's a tool courts use to control someone's actions in a legal dispute.

This type of order can work in two different ways. It might be the final decision in a case, meaning it settles the matter for good. Or it can be used as a temporary measure while a case is still being decided, helping keep things fair or preventing harm until the court reaches a final decision.

In simple terms, if you're involved in a case where an injunction is issued, it means the court is stepping in to either force an action or block one. This could apply to many situations, like stopping someone from selling property, requiring a business to follow a contract, or preventing harmful behavior while the case continues.