17:12B-191 - Relief in court from commissioner's action
17:12B-191.Ā Relief in court from commissioner's action
If a State association, of whose property and business the commissioner hasĀ taken possession as aforesaid, or any member thereof, deems itself or himselfĀ aggrieved by any act of the commissioner, or any failure of the commissioner toĀ act, while he is in charge of the affairs of the State association and inĀ possession of its assets, the State association or such member, may in anĀ action in the Superior Court apply for appropriate relief. The court, uponĀ notice to the commissioner, may proceed in the action in a summary manner orĀ otherwise and enjoin or compel further proceedings or action by theĀ commissioner, and make such other order or enter such judgment as shall beĀ equitable and just.
L.1963, c. 144, s. 191.
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If a State association, of whose property and business the commissioner hasĀ taken possession as aforesaid, or any member thereof, deems itself or himselfĀ aggrieved by any act of the commissioner, or any failure of the commissioner toĀ act, while he is in charge of the affairs of the State association and inĀ possession of its assets, the State association or such member, may in anĀ action in the Superior Court apply for appropriate relief. The court, uponĀ notice to the commissioner, may proceed in the action in a summary manner orĀ otherwise and enjoin or compel further proceedings or action by theĀ commissioner, and make such other order or enter such judgment as shall beĀ equitable and just.
L.1963, c. 144, s. 191.
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