To obtain an injunction, the plaintiff must show the court that .

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To obtain an injunction, the plaintiff must show the court that dollar damages are inadequate and that irreparable harm will be done if the injunction is not granted. This means that the harm caused by the defendant's actions cannot be resolved through monetary compensation alone, and that an injunction is necessary to prevent further harm. The other choices (A, B, and C) do not necessarily apply to all situations in which an injunction might be sought.

To Obtain an Injunction, the Plaintiff Must Show the Court