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Utah Code § 4-8-107

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§ 4-8-107. Defense to claim of illegal activity.

Official statutory text

No person who acts in compliance with any rule adopted under authority of this chapter shall be considered to be engaged in any illegal conspiracy or combination in restraint of trade or to be acting in furtherance of any illegal purpose.

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