Sec. 2. For purposes of this chapter, "price gouging" means charging a consumer an unconscionable amount for the sale of fuel. Price gouging occurs if:
(1) the amount charged grossly exceeds the average price at which fuel was readily obtainable within the retailer's trade area during the seven (7) days immediately before the declaration of emergency; and
(2) the increase in the amount charged is not attributable to cost factors to the retailer, including replacement costs, taxes, and transportation costs incurred by the retailer.
As added by P.L.124-2002, SEC.1.
Structure Indiana Code
Title 4. State Offices and Administration
Chapter 9.1. Price Gouging in Declared Emergencies
4-6-9.1-1. Period for Which Emergency Declared
4-6-9.1-2. "Price Gouging" Defined
4-6-9.1-3. Powers and Duties of Attorney General
4-6-9.1-4. Use of Information Obtained in Investigation
4-6-9.1-5. Action Brought by Attorney General
4-6-9.1-7. Preemption of Local Government Powers in Price Gouging Emergencies