(B) An order for a landlord to modify or cease practices that give rise to a
violation of this part 5; and
(C) An order for the landlord to adopt policies or practices that ensure
compliance with this part 5 to minimize or eliminate the likelihood of future
violations.
(II) In a proceeding for injunctive relief, the court may determine actual
damages for a breach of the warranty of habitability at the time the court orders
the injunctive relief or at a later time as deemed appropriate by the court.
(III) If the landlord pays damages to the court pursuant to this subsection
(1)(e), and upon application by the tenant, the court shall immediately release to the
tenant the damages paid by the landlord. If the tenant vacates the leased
residential premises, the landlord shall not rent the residential premises again until
the unit is in compliance with the warranty of habitability set forth in section 38-12-503 (1).
(f) (I) A tenant may obtain an immediate temporary restraining order without
notice to the landlord in any county court or district court of competent jurisdiction,
which shall require the landlord to comply with this part 5.
(II) The tenant's request for an immediate temporary restraining order that
requires the landlord to comply with this part 5 may be issued if the court finds,
from specific facts shown by the tenant's affidavit, verified complaint, or testimony,
that:
(A) The tenant's dwelling unit is in a condition that materially interferes with
the tenant's life, health, or safety;
(B) The landlord has notice of the condition;
(C) The landlord has failed to comply with this part 5; and
(D) The tenant certifies to the court in writing or on the record any efforts the
tenant has made to obtain the landlord's compliance with this part 5.