On 3 May 2012 an extensive amendment to the Code of Civil Procedure came into effect by the force of the Act of 16 September 2011 on the Amendment to the Act on the Code of Civil Procedure and some other acts of law. Following the amendment the regulation in Article 755 (2) of the Code of Civil Procedure determining premises of admissibility of granting injunction consisting of prohibiting publications in cases of protection of personal rights has been changed. The amendment also introduced a maximum period for which the injunction may be granted as well as conditions of its prolongation. This article provides an analysis of the introduced legal regulation in order to answer the question if the change was of editorial nature only or if it affected tightening or easing the premises determining issuing the injunction. Therefore, it was indispensable to compare the substance of Article 755 (2) of the Code of Civil Procedure before and after its amending on the basis of a statement on deduction. It was also purposeful to precise the term 'public interest', which constitutes a negative premise of granting the injunction consisting of prohibiting publication, as well as to discuss rules and procedures of prolonging the period for which the injunction involving prohibiting publication was granted.