Reappraising Australian Statutory Injunctions offers the first comprehensive analysis of statutory injunctive relief in Australian law. Using section 1324 of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) as a central lens, the book traces the historical development of injunctions, the evolution of statutory powers, and the recurrent tension between equitable principle and legislative design.
Through close examination of case law, legislative history, and jurisdictional foundations, the book challenges the High Court of Australia's assumption in Cardile v LED Builders Pty Ltd that statutory injunctions form a fundamentally distinct species of relief. Instead, it reveals a coherent conceptual structure that connects equitable and statutory jurisdictions and clarifies the availability of Lord Cairns' Act type damages.
The result is a rigorous reconceptualisation of statutory injunctions as part of a unified remedial tradition. This book gives judges, practitioners, and scholars a clearer understanding of the nature, purpose, and operation of statutory injunctive powers across modern regulatory frameworks.
Michael Symons specialises in the structure and history of Australian law, particularly in remedies. He holds Honours, Masters and PhD degrees from The University of Melbourne's prestigious Melbourne Law School. He also holds a Bachelor of Commerce and a Diploma of Arts in History.
Alongside his academic work in law, Michael has worked extensively in the commercial world, in several countries. Michael draws on his broad experience to advise organisations on financial, operational, and strategic complexity.
His approach reflects a systems-based perspective: understanding frameworks deeply, structuring choices carefully, and enabling leaders to make decisions with confidence and precision. In short, his work relies on forensically rigorous analysis to frame problems clearly enough that better decisions can be made.
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