In rare circumstances, the courts may issue a mandatory injunction when a person does something to violate a contractual term and thereby creates an ongoing problem.

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Courts can issue mandatory injunctions to compel a party to take a specific action, especially when it's necessary to prevent ongoing harm or to rectify a situation caused by a breach of contract.

In Rare Circumstances, the Courts May Issue a Mandatory Injunction