§ 41-6-302 — Actions for injunctions; notice; hearings; issuance of injunctions or restraining orders; bond

In cases when suits for injunction are brought affecting the use
of water from streams upon which the rights to the use of water
have been adjudicated, no restraining order shall be granted by
the court, judge or court commissioner, before hearing had after
at least three (3) days notice thereof, served upon all persons
defendant. All suits for injunction involving the use of water
from streams shall be heard, either in term time or during
vacation as the case may be, not later than fifteen (15) days
after issues joined. In no case shall an injunction or
restraining order be issued or become operative until the party
obtaining the same executes an undertaking, to the defendants,
with good and sufficient surety, to be approved by the clerk of
the court granting the same, in an amount fixed by court, judge
or commissioner allowing the same, conditioned to secure to the
party enjoined all actual damages he may sustain if it be
finally decided that the injunction or restraining order ought
not to have been granted.