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Iowa Code § 123.63 - Temporary writ
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A court must allow a temporary injunction without bond in a nuisance case if the petitioner files a petition and shows evidence that the nuisance exists.
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A court must allow a temporary injunction without bond in a nuisance case if the petitioner files a petition and shows evidence that the nuisance exists.
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The defendant must be given three days’ written notice of the hearing of the application.
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If an injunction is granted, the defendant is bound by it statewide, and violating the chapter anywhere in the state can be punished as contempt under section 123.68.
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District court must give priority to actions seeking to stop a nuisance or enforce an injunction violation.
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In nuisance or injunction-violation cases, evidence of the premises’ general reputation is admissible to prove the nuisance or the injunction violation.
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If someone violates an injunction under this chapter, the court may summarily try and punish them.
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The trial is to proceed as in equity, and it may be held on depositions. Either party may require the witnesses to be produced and examined orally.
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The director must supervise the department’s daily operations and carry out the department’s alcoholic beverage control policies.
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A bootlegger defined elsewhere may be subjected to an injunction and the usual injunction and violation procedures apply.
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A bootlegger injunction proceeding cannot be maintained unless good-faith efforts have been made to find the defendant’s supply base or the place where the unlawful alcohol business is conducted or alcohol is received or manufactured.
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If nuisance is proven in a civil or criminal case, the judgment must include an order that confiscates alcohol, removes property used in the unlawful business, sells removed property and certain conveyances, and closes the premises for one year unless the court releases it sooner.
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A person must not use premises that have been closed under an abatement order in violation of that order.
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The officer may charge and receive the same fees for removing and selling movable property, and the court must allow a reasonable sum for closing and keeping the premises closed.
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Sale proceeds in abatement proceedings must be used first to pay action and abatement costs, then any fine and costs against the proprietor and nuisance keeper, with any remaining balance paid to the defendant.
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If the owner meets the stated conditions, the court may return the premises and cancel the abatement order.
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If an equitable action meets the stated conditions, the action must be abated as to the premises only.
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Releasing property under section 123.76 or 123.77 does not মুক্ত it from any judgment lien, penalty, or liability that still applies by law.
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The district court clerk must promptly docket and enter abatement bond undertakings on the lien index after filing.
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The commission must serve in an advisory role to the director and department, and it may give advice and recommendations on the director’s actions under this chapter.
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Attested copies of undertakings may be filed with the district court clerk where the real estate is located, and the clerk must docket and index them immediately.