A court order to stop an action that can result in irreparable damage to property when a situation is such that no adequate remedy is available is known as a(n):
A) embargo.
B) injunction.
C) secondary boycott.
D) lockout.

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An injunction is a court order to stop an action that could result in irreparable damage to property when a situation is such that no other adequate remedy is available to protect the interests of the injunction-seeking party. The injunction was a popular technique used by the courts to control union activities.

A Court Order to Stop an Action That Can Result