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8388 – Security | Pennsylvania Law

Pennsylvania law on bonds for preliminary and special injunctions, including exemptions for district attorneys and limits on bond amounts.

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Pennsylvania State Law

8388 – Security

Pennsylvania Title 42 - Judiciary and Judicial Procedure § 8388

Summary

Pennsylvania law states that no bond is required to issue a preliminary or special injunction when requested by the district attorney or municipal solicitor. For other plaintiffs, a court may require a bond up to $500 after an evidentiary hearing. The law specifies conditions under which bonds are or are not necessary for injunctions.

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In simple terms: Pennsylvania law on bonds for preliminary and special injunctions, including exemptions for district attorneys and limits on bond amounts.. This means people must follow this rule, and breaking it can lead to criminal penalties.