Massachusetts § 249E 1/2 Presumption of excessiveness of non-combustible residue

Massachusetts Statutes

§ 249E 1/2 — Presumption of excessiveness of non-combustible residue

Massachusetts § 249E 1/2

Part IADMINISTRATION OF THE GOVERNMENT

Title XVREGULATION OF TRADE

Ch. 94INSPECTION AND SALE OF FOOD, DRUGS AND VARIOUS ARTICLES

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Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 94, § 249E 1/2 (2026).

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Section 249E1/2. It shall be presumed in a prosecution under section two hundred and forty-eight or section two hundred and forty-nine E that the noncombustible residue, including ash, is excessive if a test, as determined by the current standard method of tests for sampling and analysis for coal and coke as published by the American Society for Testing Materials and designated as D 271, with the year of publication, produces non-combustible residue, including ash, in excess of the following percentages:

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Section 249E1/2. It shall be presumed in a prosecution under section two hundred and forty-eight or section two hundred and forty-nine E that the noncombustible residue, including ash, is excessive if a test, as determined by the current standard method of tests for sampling and analysis for coal and coke as published by the American Society for Testing Materials and designated as D 271, with the year of publication, produces non-combustible residue, including ash, in excess of the following percentages:

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