Utah § 13-5a-103 Private action for unfair competition.

Utah Statutes

§ 13-5a-103 — Private action for unfair competition.

Utah § 13-5a-103

Title 13Commerce and Trade

Ch. 13-5aUnfair Competition Act

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Utah Code Ann. § 13-5a-103 (2026).

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(1)(1)(a) Except as provided in Subsection (2), a person injured by unfair competition may bring a private cause of action against a person who engages in unfair competition.

(1)(b) In an action under this Subsection (1), a person injured by unfair competition may recover:

(1)(b)(i) actual damages;

(1)(b)(ii) costs and attorney fees; and

(1)(b)(iii) if the court determines that the circumstances are appropriate, punitive damages.

(2)A person may not bring an action described in Subsection (1) against:

(2)(a) a depository institution; or

(2)(b) an entity that:

(2)(b)(i) controls a depository institution;

(2)(b)(ii) is controlled by an entity that controls a depository institution; or

(2)(b)(iii) is controlled by a depository institution.

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(1) (1)(a) Except as provided in Subsection (2), a person injured by unfair competition may bring a private cause of action against a person who engages in unfair competition.
(1)(b) In an action under this Subsection (1), a person injured by unfair competition may recover:
(1)(b)(i) actual damages;
(1)(b)(ii) costs and attorney fees; and
(1)(b)(iii) if the court determines that the circumstances are appropriate, punitive damages.
(2) A person may not bring an action described in Subsection (1) against:

(2)(a) a depository institution; or
(2)(b) an entity that:
(2)(b)(i) controls a depository institution;
(2)(b)(ii) is controlled by an entity that controls a depository institution; or
(2)(b)(iii) is controlled by a depository institution.