Georgia § 34-6-27 - Injunctive relief where contracts made unlawful by article; application for injunction; assessment of court costs.
Full text of Georgia Official Code of Georgia Annotated § 34-6-27 — Injunctive relief where contracts made unlawful by article; application for injunction; assessment of court costs., with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 34-6-27. Injunctive relief where contracts made unlawful by article; application for injunction; assessment of court costs.
The remedy of injunction, in addition to any other available remedy, is given to any individual whose employment is affected, or may be affected, by any contract which is declared in whole or in part to be void by any provision of this article. The application for injunction may be filed in any court of appropriate jurisdiction, and service shall be made upon the parties in the manner now or hereafter provided by law. In any such proceeding, the plaintiff shall be entitled to his costs and reasonable attorneys' fees and shall recover actual damages sustained by him. The court shall assess such costs, attorneys' fees, and damages between the parties to the contract under equitable rules and principles. (Ga. L. 1947, p. 616, § 8.) Law reviews. - For note advocating reassessment of state authority towards injunctions in labor disputes, see 18 Mercer L. Rev. 461 (1967).
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