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§ 35-24	Short title: Connecticut Antitrust Act
§ 35-25	Definitions
§ 35-26	Restraint of trade or commerce unlawful
§ 35-27	Monopolization or attempt to monopolize unlawful
§ 35-28	Acts unlawful when purpose or effect is restraint of trade or commerce
§ 35-29	Acts unlawful where effect is substantial lessening of competition or creation of monopoly
§ 35-30	Application of chapter
§ 35-31	Exceptions
§ 35-32	Attorney General to bring actions in the name of state or as parens patriae
§ 35-32a	Funds received by state re antitrust actions deposited in General Fund
§ 35-33	Superior Court jurisdiction
§ 35-34	Injunctive relief
§ 35-35	Treble damages for injury to business or property
§ 35-36	Final judgment in action brought by Attorney General as prima facie evidence
§ 35-36a	Proceedings for forfeiture of franchise
§ 35-37	Copies of complaints to Attorney General
§ 35-38	Civil penalties for violations
§ 35-39	Liability of legal or commercial entity for acts of agents
§ 35-40	Limitation of actions. Accrual of cause of action for continuing violation
§ 35-41	Suspension of statute of limitations
§ 35-42	Subpoena power. Written interrogatories. Civil penalties. Federal and interstate cooperation
§ 35-43	Attachment
§ 35-44	Actions and proceedings to be in accordance with civil actions statutes
§ 35-44a	Attorney General to bring actions in federal court on behalf of state government, local government, and other political subdivisions
§ 35-44b	Judicial construction of Connecticut Antitrust Act
§ 35-45	Price discrimination prohibited in commercial transactions. Rebuttal of prima-facie case
§ 35-46	Joint research and development ventures

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