N.Y. CCO Law § 74
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Liability for damages for encouraging or permitting delivery of products in violation of marketing agreements
Official statutory text
§ 74. Liability for damages for encouraging or permitting delivery of\nproducts in violation of marketing agreements. Any person, firm or\ncorporation who solicits or persuades or aids or abets any member of any\ncooperative corporation incorporated under or subject to this chapter to\nbreach his marketing contract with the corporation by accepting or\nreceiving such member's products for sale, marketing, manufacturing or\nprocessing thereof contrary to the terms of any marketing agreement of\nwhich said person or any officer or manager of the said corporation has\nknowledge or notice, shall be liable in the penal sum of one hundred\ndollars for each contract, to the cooperative corporation aggrieved in a\ncivil suit for damages; and such cooperative corporation shall be\nentitled to an injunction against such person, firm or corporation to\nprevent further breaches.\n
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