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P-40 - Consumer Protection Act

Section 116
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116. If a person commits repeated offences against this act or the regulations the Attorney-General, after instituting penal proceedings against him, may apply to the Superior Court for a writ of interlocutory injunction enjoining such person, his officers, agents or employees to cease committing the offences complained of until a final judgment has been rendered in the penal proceedings.
After such judgment has been rendered the Superior Court shall itself render a final judgment on the application for an injunction.
The Attorney-General shall be exempt from the obligation to give security in order to obtain a writ of injunction under this section. In all other respects the provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure respecting writs of injunction shall apply.
1971, c. 74, s. 116.
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