California § 55111 - The commission shall provide notice to the person or persons, and to the secretar

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§ 55111. The commission shall provide notice to the person or persons, and to the secretar

(a) The commission shall provide notice to the person or persons, and to the secretary, alleged to have violated the provisions of this chapter informing him or her of the commission’s decision to take further action pursuant to this article. The person may seek a review of the commission’s decision by the secretary and thereafter may seek judicial relief. (b) Notwithstanding subdivision (a) and Section 55111.5, the commission may immediately seek injunctive relief, as specified in Section 55112. Any injunction obtained by the commission shall remain in full force and effect pending any review by the secretary.

Source: official California text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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