How do you stop an injuction order preventing the sale of property?

Answer 1

You can't generally stop an injunction once its been issued. The courts are reluctant to interfere in a case before another court unless they believe their court was proper original jurisdiction and the other court erred in finding it had jurisdiction. So, you probably begin by filing a motion to reconsider with the court that issued the injunction seeking relief. You need to read the record for why the injunction was granted and produce a preponderance of evidence supporting an opposite decision based on the body of evidence presented to the court that persuaded it to issue the injunction, or an error in how the law was applied.) If that fails you can take an appeal on the ruling on your motion. Unless they were majestically wrongheaded, the appellate is likely to consider the original court's finding of fact as final so any appeal would be based on how the lower court applied the law to the facts as it found them rather that how a faulty finding of fact by the lower court was properly applied.