Guam § 69 - Contract, combination, or conspiracy to restrain or monopolize

§ 69. Contract, combination, or conspiracy to restrain or monopolize

or trade.

(1) A contract, combination, or conspiracy between two (2) or more

persons in restraint of, or to monopolize, trade or commerce in a relevant

market is unlawful; or

(2) A contract, agreement, combination or conspiracy which controls

or attempts to control the quantity, price or exchange of any article of

manufacture, product of the soil or mind or any goods or services in

restraint of trade is unlawful; or

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(3) Selling any goods or services at less than the cost thereof to a

business consumer, or to give away any goods or services, (as Abusiness

consumer@ and Agoods or services@ are defined in Article 1, Chapter 32,

Title 5, Guam Code Annotated) for the purpose of injuring competitors or

destroying competition is unlawful; or

(4) Secretly paying or allowing rebates, refunds, commissions, or

unearned discounts, whether in the form of money or otherwise, or secretly

extending to certain business consumers special services or privilege, not

extended to all business consumers purchasing upon like terms and

conditions, to the injury of a competitor and where such payment or

allowance tends to destroy competition, is unlawful; or

(5) Threatening economic retaliation or physical damage to any person

or to any person's property if goods or services are not purchased.