Md. Code, Public Utilities § 29-104
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§29–104.
Official statutory text
(a) On application of the Commission that is verified by oath of a member or employee of the Commission, the circuit court of a county, by injunction, may:
(1) require the compliance with or restrain the violation of any order, notice, or regulation of the Commission under this division;
(2) require compliance with or restrain the violation or attempted violation of a provision of this division; or
(3) require the entry of an employee or agent of the Commission within a designated area on the private premises and into any building in the sanitary district where the Commission shows a violation of this division.
(b) The court may not require the Commission to post a bond.
(c) If the respondent in a petition for injunction under this section is a nonresident of the State, service of process shall be made in accordance with the Maryland Rules.
(d) As to §§ 27–101(a) and (b), 27–102, and 27–103 of this article:
(1) Montgomery County may apply the provisions of this section if an application is verified by oath of an employee of Montgomery County; and
(2) the court may not require Montgomery County to post a bond.
(1) require the compliance with or restrain the violation of any order, notice, or regulation of the Commission under this division;
(2) require compliance with or restrain the violation or attempted violation of a provision of this division; or
(3) require the entry of an employee or agent of the Commission within a designated area on the private premises and into any building in the sanitary district where the Commission shows a violation of this division.
(b) The court may not require the Commission to post a bond.
(c) If the respondent in a petition for injunction under this section is a nonresident of the State, service of process shall be made in accordance with the Maryland Rules.
(d) As to §§ 27–101(a) and (b), 27–102, and 27–103 of this article:
(1) Montgomery County may apply the provisions of this section if an application is verified by oath of an employee of Montgomery County; and
(2) the court may not require Montgomery County to post a bond.
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