Tourism Services Act 2003
sec.76Terms of injunction
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sec.76 Terms of injunction
The District Court may grant an injunction in the terms the court considers appropriate. Without limiting the court’s power under subsection (1) , an injunction may be granted restraining a person from carrying on the business of an inbound tour operator, whether or not the person is a registrant or the business is carried on as part of, or incidental to, the carrying on of another business— for a stated period; or except on stated terms and conditions. Also, the court may grant an injunction requiring a person to take stated action, including action to disclose information or publish advertisements, to remedy any adverse consequences of the person’s contravention of this Act. (sec.76-ssec.1) The District Court may grant an injunction in the terms the court considers appropriate. (sec.76-ssec.2) Without limiting the court’s power under subsection (1) , an injunction may be granted restraining a person from carrying on the business of an inbound tour operator, whether or not the person is a registrant or the business is carried on as part of, or incidental to, the carrying on of another business— for a stated period; or except on stated terms and conditions. (sec.76-ssec.3) Also, the court may grant an injunction requiring a person to take stated action, including action to disclose information or publish advertisements, to remedy any adverse consequences of the person’s contravention of this Act.
- (a) for a stated period; or
- (b) except on stated terms and conditions.