An application for a temporary restraining order or for a preliminary injunction must be made in a
document separate from the complaint. An application for a temporary restraining order must be
accompanied by a certificate of the applicant's attorney, or by an affidavit, or by other proof
satisfactory to the court, stating (1) that actual notice of the time of making the application, and
copies of all pleadings and other papers filed in the action to date or to be presented to the court at
the hearing, have been furnished to the adverse party's attorney, if known, otherwise to the adverse
party; or (2) the efforts made by the applicant to give such notice and furnish such copies. Except in
an emergency, the court will not consider an ex-parte application for a temporary restraining order.
LOCAL CIVIL RULE 65.1 - SECURITY: PROCEEDINGS AGAINST SURETIES
