show a change of circumstances, together with temporal and geographical limits on the scope of the order so as to ensure that it is proportional to the rights and interests sought to be protected.
(c) to comply in full with the disclosure duty which attaches to the making of a without notice application, including bringing to the attention of the court any matter which (after due research) the applicant considers that a newcomer might wish to raise by way of opposition to the making of the order.
(d)
to show that it is just and convenient in all the circumstances that
the order sought should be made.
(v)If those considerations are adhered to, there is no reason in principle why newcomer injunctions should not be granted.
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