New York Judiciary Law Section 476-B - Injunction to restrain defendant from unlawful practice of the law.

  476-b.  Injunction  to restrain defendant from unlawful practice of
  the law. In a civil action brought as prescribed in section four hundred
  seventy-six-a of this article,  the  final  judgment  in  favor  of  the
  plaintiff  shall  perpetually restrain the defendant from the commission
  or continuance of the act complained of. A temporary  restraining  order
  to  restrain  the  commission or continuance thereof may be granted upon
  proof, by  affidavit,  that  the  defendant  has  violated  any  of  the
  provisions  of  such section. The provisions of statute or rule relating
  generally to injunctions as provisional remedies  in  actions  apply  to
  such a temporary restraining order and the proceedings thereupon, except
  that  the plaintiff shall not be required to file any undertaking before
  the issuance of such temporary restraining order, shall  not  be  liable
  for costs and shall not be liable for damages sustained by reason of the
  restraining  order  in  cases where judgment is rendered in favor of the
  person, firm or corporation sought to be enjoined.

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