HRS § 380-9 - Necessity for prior findings of fact; limitation of prohibitions
Courts may not grant restraining orders or injunctions in labor-dispute cases unless supported by findings of fact filed before issuance, and any order must be limited to the specific acts complained of and found by the court.
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