1205.061 – COURT'S POWER TO ENJOIN OTHER PROCEEDINGS. (a)
Texas Government Code § 1205.061
Summary
This law allows a court to stop any legal actions that challenge the validity of certain organizational proceedings or public securities. It applies when an issuer requests an injunction before or after a trial date, ensuring that disputes do not disrupt the issuer's operations or securities.
Court can enjoin challenges to organizational proceedings.
Applies to public securities and related authorizations.
Injunction can be requested before or after trial date.
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