Section 10-222.1 - Administrative orders. - Maryland Statutes

§ 10-222.1. Administrative orders.
 

(a)  Enforcement.- A party to a contested case may timely seek civil enforcement of an administrative order by filing a petition for civil enforcement in an appropriate circuit court. 

(b)  Jurisdiction and venue.- Unless otherwise required by statute, a party shall file a petition for civil enforcement of an administrative order in the circuit court for the county where any party resides or has a principal place of business. 

(c)  Parties - Defendants.- In an action seeking civil enforcement of an administrative order, a party shall name, as a defendant, each alleged violator against whom the party seeks to obtain civil enforcement. 

(d)  Parties - Plaintiffs.- A party may file an action for civil enforcement of an administrative order if another party is in violation of the administrative order. 

(e)  Remedies.- A party in an action for civil enforcement of an administrative order may request, and a court may grant, one or more of the following forms of relief: 

(1) declaratory relief; 

(2) temporary or permanent injunctive relief; 

(3) a writ of mandamus; or 

(4) any other civil remedy provided by law. 
 

[2000, ch. 377; 2010, ch. 72.]