Rule 65A - Injunctions (a)Preliminary injunctions. (a)(1)Notice. No preliminary injunction shall be issued without notice to the adverse party.Small claims procedures are strictly for recovering money damages. The judge can order no injunctive relief or personal directive. Relief in the alternative or of several different types may be demanded. In other words, parties have standing to bring claims for injunctive relief only once they have alleged and proven special damages. Any trespass on such a right is subject to injunctive relief to "vindicate that right and prevent future harm. Plaintiff claims that unless a preliminary injunction issues, defendants will directly infringe and contribute to the infringement of its copyright. When legal disputes arise, injunctive relief may become a critical avenue of recourse. Immunity from suit and not just damages.