A bill for an act relating to unlawful practices for retail pricing, and providing penalties.

Summary

The bill makes it illegal for a retailer to charge a consumer more at the register than the price shown on the shelf or display at the time the item was chosen. It allows lower checkout prices but does not require them. Violations can lead to injunctions, refunds and civil penalties up to $40,000 per incident.

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