Indiana Statutes
§ 24-1-3-1 — Offenses; voiding contracts
A person who enters into any contract or
combination to induce, procure, or prevent any wholesale or retail
dealer in or manufacturer of merchandise or of supplies or of material
or articles intended for trade or used by any mechanic, artisan, or dealer
in the prosecution of his business from selling such supplies to any
dealer or to any mechanic or artisan commits a Class A misdemeanor.
A dealer in or manufacturer of such supplies, material, or articles who
is a party to any such contract or combination or who upon the request
of any party to any such contract or combination refuses to sell such
supplies, materials, or articles to any other person who may require
them in the prosecution of his business, for the reason that the other
person is not a member of a combination or association o
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Related
Fuller v. Town of Vevay ex rel. Vevay Town Council
713 N.E.2d 318 (Indiana Court of Appeals, 1999)
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