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    This document discusses Kentucky civil procedure rules regarding the enforcement of restraining orders and injunctions. It states that compliance with restraining orders and injunctions, excluding those granted under Rule 65.08, can be enforced or disobedience punished as contempt by the judge overseeing the case. If that judge is disqualified or absent, a circuit judge can enforce it. Upon evidence of a breach being provided by affidavit, the circuit judge may proceed against the person committing the breach using a rule and attachment. Compliance with injunctions granted by appellate courts under Rule 65.08 shall be enforced by the appellate court.

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    This document discusses Kentucky civil procedure rules regarding the enforcement of restraining orders and injunctions. It states that compliance with restraining orders and injunctions, excluding those granted under Rule 65.08, can be enforced or disobedience punished as contempt by the judge overseeing the case. If that judge is disqualified or absent, a circuit judge can enforce it. Upon evidence of a breach being provided by affidavit, the circuit judge may proceed against the person committing the breach using a rule and attachment. Compliance with injunctions granted by appellate courts under Rule 65.08 shall be enforced by the appellate court.

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    Kentucky Bar Association Kentucky Rules of Civil Procedure Provisional and Final Remedies and Special Proceedings

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    This document discusses Kentucky civil procedure rules regarding the enforcement of restraining orders and injunctions. It states that compliance with restraining orders and injunctions, excluding those granted under Rule 65.08, can be enforced or disobedience punished as contempt by the judge overseeing the case. If that judge is disqualified or absent, a circuit judge can enforce it. Upon evidence of a breach being provided by affidavit, the circuit judge may proceed against the person committing the breach using a rule and attachment. Compliance with injunctions granted by appellate courts under Rule 65.08 shall be enforced by the appellate court.

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    KENTUCKY BAR ASSOCIATION

    KENTUCKY RULES OF CIVIL PROCEDURE

    PROVISIONAL AND FINAL REMEDIES AND SPECIAL PROCEEDINGS

    CR 65.06 Enforcement of restraining orders and injunctions

    Compliance with a restraining order or an injunction, other than an injunction granted under Rule
    65.08, may be compelled or its disobedience punished as a contempt by the judge of the court in
    which the action is pending, or if he is disqualified or absent from his judicial district, by any circuit
    judge. Upon a showing by affidavit or other evidence of the breach of a restraining order or
    injunction, the circuit judge may proceed by rule and attachment against the person committing
    the breach. If an appellate court grants an injunction pending appeal under Rule 65.08,
    compliance therewith shall be compelled or disobedience punished by the appellate court.

    HISTORY: Amended eff. 7-1-76; prior amendment eff. 6-1-60; adopted eff. 7-1- 53

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