12-1801. Granting of injunctions;
grounds


Judges of the superior court may grant writs of injunction:


1. When it appears that the party applying for the writ is entitled to the relief
demanded, and such relief or any part thereof requires the restraint of some act
prejudicial to the applicant.


2. When, pending litigation, it appears that a party is doing some act respecting
the subject of litigation, or threatens or is about to do some act, or is procuring or
suffering some act to be done, in violation of the rights of the applicant, which would
tend to render the judgment ineffectual.


3. In all other cases when applicant is entitled to an injunction under the
principles of equity.