N.Y. GBS Law § 513
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Injunctive relief
Official statutory text
§ 513. Injunctive relief. Whenever the attorney general has reason to\nbelieve that any violation of this article is a continuous practice, he\nmay apply to the supreme court in any county wherein any such violation\noccurred for the purpose of restraining and enjoining the continuance of\nsuch violations.\n
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