Texas § TN.547.208 - JUDICIAL REVIEW AND JUDICIAL ENFORCEMENT

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§ TN.547.208. JUDICIAL REVIEW AND JUDICIAL ENFORCEMENT

JUDICIAL REVIEW AND JUDICIAL ENFORCEMENT. (a) A person may appeal an order entered under Section 547.207 to a district court in Travis County only if a hearing was held by the department and the person: (1) is aggrieved by the order; and (2) appeared at the hearing on compliance. (b) The department may bring suit in a district court of Travis County for an injunction to prohibit the manufacture, offer, distribution, or sale of an item of vehicle equipment that is the subject of a department order entered under Section 547.207 . The attorney general shall represent the department in the suit. Acts 1995, 74th Leg., ch. 165, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1995. SUBCHAPTER D. GENERAL PROVISIONS REGARDING LIGHTING REQUIREMENTS

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