P.R. Laws tit. 23, § 9020h
Subject to the provisions of § 9019i of this title and Subchapter XIV of this chapter, the Office of the Chief Permit Inspector is hereby expressly authorized to resort, represented by its own counsels or by private counsel hired to such purposes, to the proper judicial recourse to hinder, prohibit, void, remove, or demolish any construction work, project or structure built, used or maintained in violation of this chapter or any of the laws or regulations that regulate the construction and use of buildings and properties in Puerto Rico, through judicial means, as provided in this chapter. Likewise, the Office of the Chief Permit Inspector is hereby authorized to resort to judicial recourses to prevent, limit, and prohibit any unlawful obstacle, intrusion or hindrance of the construction works authorized in accordance with the provisions of this chapter.
Furthermore, in order for the necessary preventive or control measures to be taken so as to achieve the purposes of this chapter, including, without being limited to, the revocation of final determinations, the regulations adopted under the same, Planning Regulations, and any other applicable law or regulations. In the event that the violation committed or error made is rectifiable, the Chief Permit Inspector shall seek such rectification as part of the compliance action taken prior to ordering the revocation.
History —Dec. 1, 2009, No. 161, § 10.9.