| Case | Notes |
| ABC & Others v Telegraph Media Group Ltd[1] | Involves a businessman, alleged sexual misconduct in the workplace, and non-disclosure agreements. The businessman was named as Sir Philip Green by Lord Hain using Parliamentary Privilege.[2] |
| AMM v HXW[3] | Also known as Clarkson v Hall after broadcaster Jeremy Clarkson voluntarily lifted the injunction. |
| ASG v GSA[4] | Involves a well known person who had an adulterous relationship |
| CBL v Person Unknown[4] | Beyond the fact that it exists no information is known about this injunction.[5] |
| CDE & FGH v Mirror Group Newspapers and LMN[6] | A misuse of private information claim |
| Christoper Hutcheson (previously known as KGM) v News Group Newspapers[4] | Concerned the private life of Christoper Hutcheson. |
| ETK v News Group Newspapers Ltd | An entertainment actor's affair. |
| Goldsmith v BCD | Hacking of Zac Goldsmith's e-mails. |
| Gray v UVW | Urgent interim injunction granted restraining the defendant from publishing confidential information.[4] |
| JIH v News Group Newspapers Ltd | Relates to a sportsman.[4] |
| KJH v HGF[7] | Blackmail case. |
| LOD v News Group Newspapers Ltd[4] | Nothing beyond the case name is known. Judgment was ordered on 19/09/2008.[4] |
| MNB v News Group | Concerned the private life of banker Fred Goodwin. Breached by John Hemming MP using Parliamentary Privilege. |
| MJN v News Group Newspapers Ltd | Alleged affair of a Premiership footballer. |
| NEJ v Wood | Concerns an alleged relationship between Helen Wood and a well-known actor |
| OPQ v BJM[8] | Blackmail case.[8] |
| POI v Lina | Blackmail case |
| PJS v News Group Newspapers | Involves two well known figures in entertainment. Injunction was to be lifted by the Court of Appeal after their identities were revealed abroad and in Scotland, but remained in force following appeal to the Supreme Court.[9] |
| QWE v SDF, GHJ and RTY[10] | Blackmail regarding a sexual relationship[10] |
| RJA v AJR[4] | Misuse of private information and harassment.[4] |
| Secretary of State for the Home Department v AP (No. 2) | Threat of violence to man formerly subject to a control order.[4] |
| STU v UVW and XYZ[11] | A case record exists on Bailii but no facts are included |
| TSE and ELP v News Group Newspapers[4] | Involves a footballer[4] |
| TUV v Persons Unknown[4] | Information stolen from electronic devices.[4] |
| VAM v Persons Unknown[4] | Further information about this injunction is not known.[4] |
| WER v REW[4] | Chris Hutcheson took out an injunction against a website wishing to prevent details of his private life being made public |
| WXY v Henry Gewanter[4] | Breach of confidence and misuse of private information.[12] |
| XJA v News Group Newspapers Ltd | Involves a "well known person".[4] |
| YYZ v YVR[4] | Involves a well known person.[4] |
| ZAM v CFW & TFW[13] | Interim injunction to prevent publication of very serious allegation including criminal conduct.[4] |
| ZXC v BNM[4] | An England footballer has an injunction in place to prevent the misuse of private information about him.[14] |
| Z v Persons Unknown[4] | Unreported case[4] |
