Rhode Island § 6-36-6 § 6-36-6. Certain contracts unlawful.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 6-36-6 — § 6-36-6. Certain contracts unlawful.

Rhode Island·Title 6 Commercial Law – General Regulatory Provisions·Ch. 6-36 Antitrust Law

§ 6-36-6. Certain contracts unlawful.
A contract for the supplying of commodities or furnishing of services; or for the
            fixing of prices charged for the commodities or services; or for the giving or selling
            of a discount or rebate, on the condition, agreement, or understanding that one party
            shall not deal in the commodities or services of a competitor or competitors of the
            other party; is unlawful where the effect of the contract or the condition, agreement,
            or understanding may be to lessen competition or tend to create a monopoly in any
            line of commerce in any region of this state.
         

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§ 6-36-6. Certain contracts unlawful.

A contract for the supplying of commodities or furnishing of services; or for the fixing of prices charged for the commodities or services; or for the giving or selling of a discount or rebate, on the condition, agreement, or understanding that one party shall not deal in the commodities or services of a competitor or competitors of the other party; is unlawful where the effect of the contract or the condition, agreement, or understanding may be to lessen competition or tend to create a monopoly in any line of commerce in any region of this state.

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