Question 1 of 10

A wealthy supermarket chain wants to obtain an interim injunction against a car dealer possessing the neighbouring land to prevent the car dealer from parking cars on what the supermarket considers to be its own land. The claim has a 60% chance of success. If the car dealer goes ahead with this parking, the supermarket will suffer losses of approximately £400 for each day of infringement, being the cost of the supermarket renting the required space from a different neighbouring property instead. The car dealer has substantial assets and available cash. Which of the following best explains why an application for an interim injunction is likely to fail?