(a) Whenever, after investigation to that effect, the Administrator shall have reasonable grounds to believe that a certain natural or artificial person has violated or is violating any provisions of §§ 1092—1118 of this title or of the regulations promulgated hereunder, he may in his own behalf petition the Court of First Instance for the proper writ of injunction, which shall be effective until final adjudication by the Administrator.\n(b) No provisional writ of injunction shall issue without previous notice, unless a petition shall plead that substantial and irreparable damage to the public interest would otherwise unavoidably result. A writ of injunction issued without previous notice shall not last beyond five (5) days.\n(c) No injunction shall issue to stay the application of §§ 1092—1118 of this title or of the regulations approved hereunder.\nHistory —June 11, 1957, No. 34, p. 67, § 22.
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