§ 516.050.Granting Relief Pursuant to Chapter 3

Claim and delivery isn't the only provisional remedy available when property is at stake, and this section prevents any reading of the chapter that would shut out the alternative. Nothing in this chapter precludes a party from getting relief under Chapter 3 (commencing with § 525) of this title — the general injunction provisions.

That matters because the two remedies serve overlapping but distinct purposes. Claim and delivery is built specifically around recovering possession of particular personal property, with its own writ, levy, and undertaking mechanics. The general injunction chapter offers broader equitable relief that isn't limited to possession disputes. This section confirms a plaintiff isn't forced to choose one to the exclusion of the other where both might apply.