California · Food and Agricultural Code - FAC

FAC §61391: Solicitation by, or collusion or joint participation between or among, any manufacturer, distributor, producer, wholesale customer, consumer, or any representative of any of them, to commit any of the

Misdemeanor

What this law says, in plain English

Persons who solicit, collude, or jointly participate in unlawful practices defined in the article, or use misrepresentation, threat, intimidation, or boycott to carry out those practices, are subject to penalties under this chapter.

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Solicitation by, or collusion or joint participation between or among, any manufacturer, distributor, producer, wholesale customer, consumer, or any representative of any of them, to commit any of the unlawful practices which are prescribed in this article, or the use of any misrepresentation, threat, intimidation, or boycott to effectuate the commission of those unlawful practices, makes any person that participates in those unlawful practices subject to the penalties of this chapter.

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