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§480-6
Refusal to deal
Fraud & financial crimes · Chapter 480 — Monopolies; Restraint of Trade · Part I. Antitrust Provisions
No person shall refuse to sell any commodity to, or to buy any commodity from, any other person or persons, when the refusal is for the purpose of compelling or inducing the other person or persons to agree to or engage in acts which, if acceded to, are prohibited by other sections of this chapter. [L 1961, c 190, §4; Supp, §205A-4; HRS §480-6]
No Hawaiʻi pattern jury instruction (HAWJIC) has been published for this offense — prove each statutory element above on its own terms.