Utah § 11-30-8 - Injunction -- Other orders.

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§ 11-30-8. Injunction -- Other orders.

11-30-8.  Injunction -- Other orders.
(1) Upon motion of the public body to the court in which the validation proceeding is pending, whether before or after the date set for hearing, the court may:
(a) enjoin the commencement, prosecution, or maintenance of any other action involving the validity of the bonds;
(b) order all other actions or proceedings consolidated with the validation proceeding pending before the court; and
(c) make orders that are necessary or proper to effect consolidation or to avoid unnecessary costs or delays.
(2) The orders described in Subsection (1) are not appealable.


Amended by Chapter 134, 2012 General Session

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