Delaware § 2281 Suits for enforcement

Delaware Statutes

§ 2281 — Suits for enforcement

Delaware·Title 3·Part Regulatory Provisions·Ch. 22 NUTRIENT MANAGEMENT·Subch. Enforcement, Suits for Enforcement, and Incentives

Any person may file suit in Chancery Court for injunctive relief against:

(1)Any person found pursuant to § 2260 of this title to have violated this chapter or regulations promulgated thereunder;

(2)The Department of Agriculture, for any alleged failure to perform any act or duty mandated to the Department under this chapter; or

(3)The Commission, for any failure to perform any act or duty mandated to the Commission under this chapter or for failure to enforce the chapter or regulations promulgated thereunder.

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Any person may file suit in Chancery Court for injunctive relief against:

(1) Any person found pursuant to § 2260 of this title to have violated this chapter or regulations promulgated thereunder;

(2) The Department of Agriculture, for any alleged failure to perform any act or duty mandated to the Department under this chapter; or

(3) The Commission, for any failure to perform any act or duty mandated to the Commission under this chapter or for failure to enforce the chapter or regulations promulgated thereunder.

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