Tennessee § 36-5-1004 - Noninterference with department's actions — Injunctive relief.
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§ 36-5-1004. Noninterference with department's actions — Injunctive relief.
No person or entity who has been served with an administrative order, administrative subpoena, or request for information or records shall take any measures to defeat the administrative action of the department during the pendency of the review of such action by the administrative hearing officer or by the reviewing court, and the department or its contractor may seek injunctive relief to prevent any actions that would defeat its administrative actions. Acts 1997, ch. 551, § 16.
Source: official Tennessee text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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