Which of the following is incorrect regarding an injunction in a breach of contract cases? Multiple Choice Most commonly, injunctions are prohibitions against actions. A concerned party may ask for a preliminary injunction to prohibit the other party from taking any action during the course of a lawsuit that would cause irreparable harm to any of the parties to the contract. An injunction is an order either forcing a person to do something or prohibiting a person from doing something. An injunction may be used as a remedy in a contract case involving a personal service. Since both the rules of evidence and the rules of civil procedure clearly outline the circumstances in which a preliminary injunction is warranted, it is always easy to predict when a court will issue a preliminary injunction