South Carolina § 40-22-210 Injunctions; rule to show cause.

South Carolina Statutes

§ 40-22-210 — Injunctions; rule to show cause.

South Carolina § 40-22-210

Title 40PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS

Ch. 22ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS

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S.C. Code Ann. § 40-22-210 (2026).

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To enforce this chapter or to restrain a violation of this chapter, the department, on behalf of the board, may petition an administrative law judge for an injunction in the name of the State as provided generally in civil cases. In these proceedings:

(1)It is not necessary to establish the absence of an adequate remedy of law.

(2)Board members are not personally liable for damages resulting from a wrongful injunction.

(3)The initial order of injunction must include a rule to show cause and is temporary pending the return to the rule.

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To enforce this chapter or to restrain a violation of this chapter, the department, on behalf of the board, may petition an administrative law judge for an injunction in the name of the State as provided generally in civil cases. In these proceedings: (1) It is not necessary to establish the absence of an adequate remedy of law. (2) Board members are not personally liable for damages resulting from a wrongful injunction. (3) The initial order of injunction must include a rule to show cause and is temporary pending the return to the rule.