§ 24-1-4-1 — Refusal to furnish product in ordinary commercial usage; violation of public policy; unlawful and void act

From and after March 8, 1901, all arrangements,
agreements, trusts, or combinations, or any agreement or arrangements
that are made whereby a party or corporation refuses to furnish any
article or articles required to be used in the manufacture of any article
or merchandise when the party or corporation can furnish the same, or
by charging more than the regular and ordinary price for the same or
doing or refusing to do any act or acts that would cause such party to
cease to manufacture such article or hinder such person or corporation
from so doing, and all arrangements, contracts, or acts done or
performed between any person or corporation made for the purpose of
compelling any person or corporation engaged in the business of
manufacturing any article of merchandise to cease manufacturing any
such article, or compelling the same to close down or go out of
business, are hereby declared to be against public policy, unlawful, and
void.
Formerly: Acts 1901, c.107, s.1. As amended by P.L.152-1986,
SEC.18.