What must occur before a builder is penalized with a temporary restraining order?

For a builder to be penalized with a temporary restraining order, there must be a formal investigation of a complaint. This step is critical because it ensures that there is a thorough review of the allegations against the builder. A temporary restraining order is a legal measure that aims to prevent further harm or violation while the matter is being resolved. Without a formal investigation, there may not be sufficient basis to justify the need for such an order, which is intended to protect parties involved and maintain order during ongoing legal proceedings.

Other conditions, such as informal hearings or resolving all complaints, do not typically precede the issuance of such an order. The process focuses on ensuring that there is a structured approach to examining claims, allowing for the appropriate legal standards to be applied before significant legal actions like a temporary restraining order can be enforced.