Section 282-A:144 Injunction. - New Hampshire Statutes

Any employer or employing unit refusing or failing to make and file required reports or to pay any contributions, interest or penalties when due under the provisions of this chapter, after 10 days' written notice sent by the commissioner or his authorized representative to the employer's or employing unit's last known address by registered mail, may be enjoined from operating any business in the state while in violation of the provisions of this chapter upon the complaint of the commissioner of the department of employment security in the superior court of the county in which the employer or employing unit has or had a place of business within the state, and any temporary injunction enjoining the continuance of such business may be granted without notice. Such injunction may enjoin any employer or employing unit from operating his or its business until such reports or contributions (including interest and penalties) or both shall have been made and filed or paid. The provisions of this section shall be deemed as cumulative and in addition to any other provisions of this chapter relating to the collection of contributions by the commissioner.

Source. 1937, 178:1. 1941, 103:35-43. RL 218:11. 1945, 138:21, 22. 1947, 59:23. 1949, 185:16, 17; 201:1. 1951, 140:9. 1953, 209:9-12. RSA 282:12(C-1). 1955, 141:17-19. 1957, 118:14. 1969, 460:21. 1973, 589:9, 10. 1975, 393:4. 1981, 408:3, eff. Oct. 1, 1981.