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Florida Statutes > Title XXXIII > Chapter 542 - Combinations Restricting Trade Or Commerce


Current as of: 2011
§ 542.15Short title
§ 542.16Purpose
§ 542.17Definitions
§ 542.18Restraint of trade or commerce
§ 542.19Monopolization; attempts, combinations, or conspiracies to monopolize
§ 542.20Exemptions
§ 542.21Penalties for violation
§ 542.22Suits for damages
§ 542.23Equitable remedies
§ 542.235Limitations of actions and penalties against local governments and their officials and employees
§ 542.24Consent decrees and settlement agreements
§ 542.25Judgment in favor of state as prima facie evidence
§ 542.26Limitation of actions
§ 542.27Enforcement authority
§ 542.28Civil investigative demand
§ 542.29Duty of public officers
§ 542.30Jurisdiction and venue
§ 542.31Action not barred as affecting or involving interstate or foreign commerce
§ 542.32Rule of construction and coverage
§ 542.33Contracts in restraint of trade valid
§ 542.331Applicability of s. 542.33
§ 542.335Valid restraints of trade or commerce
§ 542.34Discriminatory trade practices
§ 542.35Remedies cumulative
§ 542.36Continuing violations

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