In message , Paul Corfield
wrote:
The term
"mandatory injunction" also looks rather technical and is without
context as we do not know exactly what TfL did ask the Court for.

A "mandatory injunction" is an injunction explicitly ordering someone to
do something, rather than (as is more common) ordering them not to do
something. It used to be called a "writ of mandamus" before all the
terminology got updated.

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