Family Act Article 85

With regard to a family non-litigation matter that has already been admitted, except as otherwise provided in the statutory law and prior to the time at which the substantive ruling becomes final and binding, the court, when necessary, may, either upon motion by the parties or on its own initiative, order an appropriate injunction. Notwithstanding the forgoing, with regard to a matter that is subject to the disposition of an interested party, such an injunction may not be ordered unless a motion to that effect is filed by the said interested party.In filing a motion in accordance with the preceding paragraph, an interested party shall indicate the following: the substantive claims, the subject-matters to be covered by the injunction, and the grounds for ordering the injunction, as well as clarifying the grounds for indicating the injunction to the extent that the matters concerned are subject to the disposition of the said party.By the injunction ordered in accordance with Paragraph 1 of this Article, the court may order the interested parties to perform a specific act, prohibit the interested parties from performing a specific act, state the status quo to be provisionally maintained, or order other appropriate handling.No provision of security shall be required by the order indicating an injunction made in accordance with Paragraph 1 of this Article. The forgoing shall be without prejudice to the application of other provisions in the statutory law, or where the court deems an injunction necessary.Detailed regulations governing the categories of circumstances that may be covered by an injunction, as well as the methods of ordering an injunction shall be prescribed by the Judicial Yuan.