What is the entitlement of a settled trespasser to seek temporary injunction? What are the rights of a defendant to pursue dispossession of a plaintiff who is a settled trespasser?

Key Points: - The court held that even a settled trespasser can seek a temporary injunction to protect their possession until dispossessed in accordance with the law [judgement_subject]. - The appellate court's decision to vacate the temporary injunction was quashed (!) (!) . - The original temporary injunction order was restored (!) (!) . - The defendant was not precluded from pursuing their remedy for dispossession of the plaintiff before the competent forum in accordance with the law [judgement_subject] (!) . - The plaintiff filed a revision application against the order vacating the temporary injunction (!) . - The trial court had initially granted a status quo order, finding a prima facie case, irreparable loss, and balance of convenience in favor of the plaintiff [4000089730001]. - The appellate court had tentatively found the plaintiff to be in unauthorized occupation and thus a trespasser, therefore not entitled to an injunction [4000089730002]. - The court found the plaintiff to be in settled possession, even if as a trespasser or unauthorized occupant (!) . - The defendant's counsel submitted that the defendant would maintain the status quo until an appropriate order or decree was obtained from a competent court (!) . - It was made clear that the defendant could prosecute an appropriate remedy for dispossessing the plaintiff in accordance with law (!) .

What is the entitlement of a settled trespasser to seek temporary injunction?

What are the rights of a defendant to pursue dispossession of a plaintiff who is a settled trespasser?