511. An interlocutory injunction may be granted if the applicant appears to have a right to it and it is judged necessary to prevent serious or irreparable prejudice to the applicant or to avoid creating a factual or legal situation that would render the judgment on the merits ineffective.
The court may grant an interlocutory injunction subject to a suretyship being provided to cover the costs and any resulting prejudice.
It may suspend or renew an interlocutory injunction for the time and subject to the conditions it determines.