01-015 C.M.R. ch. 20, § VIII - ENFORCEMENT POLICY; PRESUMPTIVE PRICING
A.
Generally. As a general matter, the Commission does not intend to investigate
as possible violations of the Destructive Competition Law dealer or retail
prices for regulated products that are equal to or greater than so-called
presumptive prices for regulated products which the Commission will
periodically announce. The Commission may nonetheless investigate prices
meeting these criteria if it has cause to believe that the prices may be lower
than the cost of the regulated product to the dealer or retail store, as the
case may be, and were not set in good faith to meet legal
competition.
B. Notification. Once
this chapter or any part of it goes into effect, the Commission shall send
dealers written notice of the establishment and the subsequent change of the
presumptive prices it promulgates. At the time a dealer or retail store offers
to sell a regulated product for less than the applicable presumptive price then
in effect, the dealer or retail store shall simultaneously notify the
Commission in writing and submit information which demonstrates that the
offered price is not below its cost or if the price is below its cost, that it
is offered in order to meet legal competition, specifying the nature and source
of that competition.
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