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Section
75-1

Combinations in restraint of trade illegal.

Section
75-1.1

Methods of competition, acts and practices regulated; legislative policy.

Section
75-2

Any restraint in violation of common law included.

Section
75-2.1

Monopolizing and attempting to monopolize prohibited.

Sections
75-3

Repealed by Session Laws 1961, c. 1153.

Section
75-4

Contracts to be in writing.

Sections
75-5 through 75-7

Repealed by Session Laws 1995 (Regular Session, 1996), c. 550, s. 2.

Section
75-8

Continuous violations separate offenses.

Section
75-9

Duty of Attorney General to investigate.

Section
75-10

Power to compel examination.

Section
75-11

Person examined exempt from prosecution.

Section
75-12

Refusal to furnish information; false swearing.

Section
75-13

Criminal prosecution; district attorneys to assist; expenses.

Section
75-14

Action to obtain mandatory order.

Section
75-15

Actions prosecuted by Attorney General.

Section
75-15.1

Restoration of property and cancellation of contract.

Section
75-15.2

Civil penalty.

Section
75-16

Civil action by person injured; treble damages.

Section
75-16.1

Attorney fee.

Section
75-16.2

Limitation of actions.

Section
75-17

Lender may not require borrower to deal with particular insurer.

Section
75-18

Lender may require nondiscriminatory approval of insurer.

Section
75-19

Violators subject to fine and injunction.

Section
75-20

Unsolicited checks to secure loans.

Sections
75-21 through 75-26 - through 75

Reserved for future codification purposes.

Section
75-27

Unsolicited merchandise.

Section
75-28

Unauthorized disclosure of tax information; violation a Class 1 misdemeanor.

Section
75-29

Unfair and deceptive trade names; use of term "wholesale" in advertising, etc.

Sections
75-30

Repealed by Session Laws 2003-411, ss. 1, 2, effective October 1, 2003, and applicable to telephone solicitations made on or after that date.

Section
75-30.1

Repealed by Session Laws 2003-411, ss. 1, 2, effective October 1, 2003, and applicable to telephone solicitations made on or after that date.

Section
75-31

Work-at-home solicitations.

Section
75-32

Representation of winning a prize.

Section
75-33

Representation of eligibility to win a prize.

Section
75-34

Representation of being specially selected.

Section
75-35

Simulation of checks and invoices.

Section
75-36

Certain contracts relating to toner or inkjet cartridges void and unenforceable as a matter of public policy.

Section
75-37

Declaration of State public policy.

Section
75-38

Prohibit excessive pricing during states of disaster, states of emergency, or abnormal market disruptions.

Section
75-39

Conditioning services on electric service prohibited.

Section
75-40

Deadline for mailing consumer rebates.

Section
75-41

Contracts with automatic renewal clauses.

Section
75-42

Deceptive representation of geographical location in telephone directory, print advertisement, or on the Internet.

Section
75-43

Solicitation of a fee for copy of recorded documents.

Section
75-44

Reserved for future codification purposes.

Section
75-45

Reserved for future codification purposes.

Section
75-46

Reserved for future codification purposes.

Section
75-47

Reserved for future codification purposes.

Section
75-48

Reserved for future codification purposes.

Section
75-49

Reserved for future codification purposes.