Dangerous Substances Act 2004
132Interim injunctions—undertakings about damages
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132 Interim injunctions—undertakings about damages (1) If the work health and safety commissioner applies for an injunction under this part, the Magistrates Court must not require the work health and safety commissioner to give an undertaking about costs or damages as a condition of granting an interim injunction. (2) The Magistrates Court must accept an undertaking from the work health and safety commissioner about costs or damages, and not require a further undertaking from anyone else, if— (a) the applicant for an injunction under this part is not the work health and safety commissioner; and (b) the court would, apart from this subsection, require the applicant to give an undertaking about costs or damages; and (c) the work health and safety commissioner gives the undertaking.
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