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§ 75-53-3. Term "paint" defined.
 

The term paint as used herein shall include all substances, whether dry or ground in oil, used or intended for use as paint or as components of paint. It shall include paste and semipaste paints, house, carriage, wagon, barn, floor, roof, and implement paints and enamels, and all kinds of liquid and ready mixed paints. It shall not include artists' colors, liquid bronzes, colors intended to be mixed with water for decorative purposes, wood fillers, stove polishes or stove enamels, and shingle and roof stains. 
 

Sources: Codes, Hemingway's 1921 Supp. § 6166b; 1930, § 5668; 1942, § 5124; Laws,  1920, ch. 324.
 

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Mississippi > Title-75 > 53 > 75-53-3

§ 75-53-3. Term "paint" defined.
 

The term paint as used herein shall include all substances, whether dry or ground in oil, used or intended for use as paint or as components of paint. It shall include paste and semipaste paints, house, carriage, wagon, barn, floor, roof, and implement paints and enamels, and all kinds of liquid and ready mixed paints. It shall not include artists' colors, liquid bronzes, colors intended to be mixed with water for decorative purposes, wood fillers, stove polishes or stove enamels, and shingle and roof stains. 
 

Sources: Codes, Hemingway's 1921 Supp. § 6166b; 1930, § 5668; 1942, § 5124; Laws,  1920, ch. 324.
 


State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Mississippi > Title-75 > 53 > 75-53-3

§ 75-53-3. Term "paint" defined.
 

The term paint as used herein shall include all substances, whether dry or ground in oil, used or intended for use as paint or as components of paint. It shall include paste and semipaste paints, house, carriage, wagon, barn, floor, roof, and implement paints and enamels, and all kinds of liquid and ready mixed paints. It shall not include artists' colors, liquid bronzes, colors intended to be mixed with water for decorative purposes, wood fillers, stove polishes or stove enamels, and shingle and roof stains. 
 

Sources: Codes, Hemingway's 1921 Supp. § 6166b; 1930, § 5668; 1942, § 5124; Laws,  1920, ch. 324.