A suit for injunctive relief may be brought either in the county where the defendant resides or in the county where the violation or threat of violation occurs. In any suit to enjoin a violation or threat of violation of this act, the court may grant temporary restraining orders, temporary injunctions and permanent injunctions.
History: 1953 Comp., § 64-37-12, enacted by Laws 1973, ch. 6, § 12.
Compiler's notes. — The term "this act", referred to in the second sentence, means Laws 1973, Chapter 6, which appears as 57-16-1 to 57-16-6, 57-16-7 to 57-16-9, 57-16-10 to 57-16-16 NMSA 1978. The reference probably should be to all of Chapter 57, Article 16 NMSA 1978.
Structure New Mexico Statutes
Chapter 57 - Trade Practices and Regulations
Article 16 - Motor Vehicle Dealers Franchising
Section 57-16-1 - Declaration of policy.
Section 57-16-2 - Application of act.
Section 57-16-3 - Definitions.
Section 57-16-4 - Unlawful acts; dealers.
Section 57-16-5 - Unlawful acts; manufacturers; distributors; representatives.
Section 57-16-5.1 - Prohibition on denial of claims based on technical errors.
Section 57-16-6 - Obligations; statement of compensation.
Section 57-16-6.1 - Motorcycle dealers; new product; franchise or sales agreement.
Section 57-16-6.2 - Recreational vehicles; franchise agreements.
Section 57-16-7 - Warranty and recall claims; payment.
Section 57-16-7.1 - Sales and service incentives; audit.
Section 57-16-8 - Unreasonable restrictions; site control agreements; exclusive use agreements.
Section 57-16-9 - Franchise renewal; termination; anticipatory termination.
Section 57-16-9.1 - Succession to motorcycle dealership.
Section 57-16-9.2 - Motor vehicle dealers; termination of franchise; return of inventory.
Section 57-16-10 - Refunds; discounts.
Section 57-16-11 - Injunction.
Section 57-16-12 - Venue of suits; relief.
Section 57-16-13 - Right of action; damages.
Section 57-16-14 - Limitations on suits.