Colorado § 5-16-133 Injunction - receiver

Colorado Statutes

§ 5-16-133 — Injunction - receiver

Colorado·Title 05 Consumer·Art. Colorado Fair Debt Collection Practices Act

The district court in and for the city and
county of Denver, upon application of the administrator, may issue an injunction or
other appropriate order restraining any person from a violation of this article 16 and
may appoint a receiver or award other relief to effectuate the provisions of this
article 16; order restitution for consumers or creditors for violations of this article
16; impose civil penalties up to one thousand five hundred dollars per violation of
this article 16; and award reasonable costs and attorney fees to the administrator if
the administrator prevails in an action brought under this article 16. This provision
shall be in addition to any other remedy and shall not prohibit the enforcement of
any other law. The administrator shall not be required to show irrep

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The district court in and for the city and
county of Denver, upon application of the administrator, may issue an injunction or
other appropriate order restraining any person from a violation of this article 16 and
may appoint a receiver or award other relief to effectuate the provisions of this
article 16; order restitution for consumers or creditors for violations of this article
16; impose civil penalties up to one thousand five hundred dollars per violation of
this article 16; and award reasonable costs and attorney fees to the administrator if
the administrator prevails in an action brought under this article 16. This provision
shall be in addition to any other remedy and shall not prohibit the enforcement of
any other law. The administrator shall not be required to show irreparable injury or
to post a bond.

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