Missouri § 416.071 Injunctive relief by circuit courts authorized.

Missouri Statutes

§ 416.071 — Injunctive relief by circuit courts authorized.

Missouri § 416.071

Title XXVITRADE AND COMMERCE

Ch. 416Monopolies, Discriminations and Conspiracies

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Mo. Rev. Stat. § 416.071 (2026).

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1.In addition to all other remedies provided by sections 416.011 to 416.161 , the circuit courts of this state are invested with jurisdiction to grant such preliminary or permanent injunctive relief and to issue such temporary restraining orders as necessary to prevent and restrain violations of section 416.031 .

2.In any civil action brought under sections 416.011 to 416.161 , in addition to granting such prohibitory injunctions and other restraints as it deems expedient to deter the defendant from, and secure against, his committing a future violation of sections 416.011 to 416.161 , the court may grant such mandatory relief as is reasonably necessary to restore or preserve fair competition in the trade or commerce affected by the violation.

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1. In addition to all other remedies provided by sections 416.011 to 416.161 , the circuit courts of this state are invested with jurisdiction to grant such preliminary or permanent injunctive relief and to issue such temporary restraining orders as necessary to prevent and restrain violations of section 416.031 .

2. In any civil action brought under sections 416.011 to 416.161 , in addition to granting such prohibitory injunctions and other restraints as it deems expedient to deter the defendant from, and secure against, his committing a future violation of sections 416.011 to 416.161 , the court may grant such mandatory relief as is reasonably necessary to restore or preserve fair competition in the trade or commerce affected by the violation.