Injunctive relief; remedies cumulative.
1. A violation of a provision of this chapter by a person:
(a) Unlawfully representing himself as a landscape architect, landscape designer, landscape consultant, landscape draftsman or landscape architect intern, or using any other title or term indicating or implying that he is a landscape architect or landscape architect intern; or
(b) Engaging in the practice of landscape architecture,
Ê without holding a certificate of registration or certificate to practice as a landscape architect intern, may be enjoined by a district court on petition by the President of the Board in the name of the Board. In any such proceeding, it is not necessary to show that any person is individually injured.
2. If the respondent in a proceeding specified in subsection 1 is found guilty of:
(a) Unlawfully representing himself as a landscape architect, landscape designer, landscape consultant, landscape draftsman or landscape architect intern, or using any other title or term indicating or implying that he is a landscape architect or landscape architect intern; or
(b) Engaging in the practice of landscape architecture,
Ê without holding a certificate of registration or certificate to practice as a landscape architect intern, the court shall enjoin him from continuing that representation, usage or practice. The procedure in such cases must be the same as in any other application for an injunction. The remedy by injunction is in addition to any criminal prosecution and punishment or any disciplinary action taken by the Board.
Last modified: February 27, 2006