(a) In an action maintained under AS 45.50.562 - 45.50.596, the parties to it may file with the court a consent judgment or decree. The consent judgment or decree shall set out the alleged violations, future obligations of the parties, if any, damages, or other relief, the defendant agrees to make, if any, and the reasons for entering into the consent judgment or decree.
(b) A consent judgment or decree does not become final until 60 days from its filing. During the 60-day period an interested party may file verified exceptions to the form or substance of the consent judgment or decree, and the court, upon a full hearing on those exceptions, may approve or refuse to enter the consent judgment or decree.
Structure Alaska Statutes
Chapter 50. Competitive Practices, Regulation of Competition, Consumer Protection
Article 4. Monopolies; Restraint of Trade.
Sec. 45.50.562. Combinations in restraint of trade unlawful.
Sec. 45.50.564. Monopolies and attempted monopolies unlawful.
Sec. 45.50.566. Transactions and agreements not to use or deal in commodities or services unlawful.
Sec. 45.50.568. Mergers and acquisitions unlawful when competition lessened.
Sec. 45.50.570. Interlocking directorates and relationships.
Sec. 45.50.574. Contracts voidable.
Sec. 45.50.576. Suits by persons injured; treble damages; costs.
Sec. 45.50.577. Enforcement by attorney general.
Sec. 45.50.578. Criminal and civil penalties.
Sec. 45.50.579. Proof of aggregate damages.
Sec. 45.50.580. Injunction by attorney general.
Sec. 45.50.582. Jurisdiction of court.
Sec. 45.50.584. Consent judgment.
Sec. 45.50.586. Judgment in favor of the state as evidence in another action.
Sec. 45.50.588. Limitation of actions.
Sec. 45.50.590. Powers of the attorney general.
Sec. 45.50.592. Investigatory demand for documentary evidence.
Sec. 45.50.594. Investigatory demand for attendance of witness.