California Codes, Business and Professions Code - BPC, Division 7 — General Business Regulations, Part 2 — Preservation and Regulation of Competition, Chapter 4 — Unfair Trade Practices, Article 4 — Civil Liability, Section 17075
In any action where it is alleged and shown that the person complained against is selling below his cost of doing business, and such person is including labor at less than the prevailing wage scale in the trade in which such person is engaged for the locality or vicinity in which he is doing business, evidence of such prevailing wage scale shall be admissible to prove the intent or purpose of such person to violate this chapter.
Notes
Allows evidence of the prevailing local wage scale to prove intent or purpose to violate the chapter when a person is alleged and shown to be selling below the cost of doing business while counting labor at less than the prevailing wage for that trade in the locality or vicinity.
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