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Conn. Senate passes anti-price-gouging bill

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The bill moves to the House for further action.

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April 27, 2012

The Connecticut Senate has voted to expand consumer protections from price gouging during major storms, such as the freak October snow storm that hit the state last year.

Senators voted 33-to-3 Wednesday in favor of the bill, which prohibits "unconscionably excessive" prices for storm-related services, such as snow removal, flood abatement services, lodging and post-storm cleanup and repair services.

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