No court of justice shall make any order which may tend to hinder, retard, suspend or impede the Secretary of Health, the District Inspectors, or the Health Officers, or any of their duly authorized inspectors or agents, in their efforts to correct or suppress a public nuisance which may engender sickness or endanger public health, without previously notifying the Secretary of Health thereof, that he may have the opportunity, personally or through a legal representative, to appear at the trial of the motion which to that effect may have been filed.
History —Mar. 14, 1912, No. 81, p. 122, § 34, eff. Apr. 1, 1912.