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United States — Nebraska
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The applicant must publish a duplicate trade-name registration in the required newspaper and file proof of publication with the Secretary of State within 45 days.
United States — Nebraska
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A valid trade-name registrant may file a written protest within 60 days after publication; the Secretary of State must notify the new registrant, receive a written response within 30 days, and may cancel the trade name if it violates section 87-209. The decision may be appealed to the Lancaster County district court.
United States — Nebraska
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This provision defines terms used in the Uniform Deceptive Trade Practices Act.
United States — Nebraska
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This provision lists many business practices that count as deceptive trade practices and bans them when done in the course of a business, vocation, or occupation.
United States — Nebraska
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A person likely to be harmed by a deceptive trade practice may seek an injunction, and the court may grant equitable relief.
United States — Nebraska
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A supplier’s unconscionable act or practice in a consumer transaction is a violation, and the court decides unconscionability.
United States — Nebraska
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The Attorney General may investigate suspected deceptive trade practices or unconscionable acts and may seek court orders to freeze or impound connected accounts or assets.
United States — Nebraska
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The Attorney General may use subpoenas, oaths, hearings, rules, and cease and desist orders to help administer the act and investigate violations.
United States — Nebraska
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If someone ignores the Attorney General’s order or subpoena, the Attorney General may ask a district court for relief, and the court may order compliance-related remedies.
United States — Nebraska
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The Attorney General may seek court orders to stop deceptive trade practices or unconscionable acts, and may also accept an assurance of discontinuance instead of filing a civil action.
United States — Nebraska
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This act does not block claims against a person who obtained money or property through certain deceptive or unconscionable acts.
United States — Nebraska
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If a buyer or lessee was induced by a violation of sections 87-302 or 87-303.01, the seller or lessor cannot enforce the sale or lease, and the buyer or lessee may cancel it or keep the goods and services without paying for them.
United States — Nebraska
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A person who violates the Uniform Deceptive Trade Practices Act is guilty of a Class II misdemeanor, unless the act provides otherwise.
United States — Nebraska
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Willful violation of an injunction, declaratory judgment, or written assurance of voluntary compliance is a Class IV felony.
United States — Nebraska
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A civil action under the Uniform Deceptive Trade Practices Act must be brought within four years of the purchase of the goods or services.
United States — Nebraska
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People who violate the cited trade-practice provisions, or willfully disobey related court orders or compliance assurances, can face a civil penalty of up to $2,000 per violation.
United States — Nebraska
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Certain parties must send copies of pleadings, judgments, and appeal papers to the Attorney General within seven days, and the Attorney General may intervene or be heard in covered actions.
United States — Nebraska
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The Attorney General or a defendant may demand a jury trial for any claim under the Uniform Deceptive Trade Practices Act.
United States — Nebraska
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This section says when the Uniform Deceptive Trade Practices Act does not apply, and when it does apply in Nebraska and related out-of-state cases.
United States — Nebraska
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The Act must be interpreted to carry out its general purpose of making the law uniform among states that enact it.