The Chancellor, Masters and Scholars of the University of Cambridge v Persons Unknown
The University is entitled to a final injunction against persons unknown for a year over three specified sites, as there is a real and imminent risk of trespass and nuisance, no realistic private law or human rights defence, and the injunction is necessary, proportionate, clear, and leaves ample opportunity for protest elsewhere. The procedural and substantive requirements for injunctions against persons unknown are satisfied.
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- Injunctions against persons unknown
- Freedom of expression
- Freedom of assembly
- Trespass
- Private nuisance
- Echr articles 10, 11, 14