Irreperable-Injury Rule Law and Legal Definition
Irreparable-injury rule is a legal principle providing an equitable relief in a tortuous claim. Irreparable-injury rule is also known as adequacy test. In this rule, an equitable relief such as an injunction is available, only when no other adequate legal remedy such as monetary damages exists. This rule helps in preventing an irreparable injury occurring to a victim. [Empower Aviation, LLC v. Butler County Bd. of Comm'rs, 185 Ohio App. 3d 477 (Ohio Ct. App., Hamilton County 2009)]
