Massachusetts Statutes

§ 295L — Jurisdiction of superior court; injunctions

Massachusetts § 295L

JurisdictionMassachusetts

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, § 295L (2026).

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Section 295L. The superior court shall have jurisdiction in equity to enjoin the habitual, continued or repeated violation of any provision of sections two hundred and ninety-five A to two hundred and ninety-five J, inclusive, by any retail dealer. Petitions for such relief may be filed by any person injured or damaged by such violation.

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§ 29

Continued supervision of licensed and certified persons; dissemination of technical information; additional evidence of competency; inspection; report of violations; amendment of rules and regulations

§ 290

Enforcement of Sec. 289

§ 291

Sale of paint or linseed oil

§ 292

Possession by dealer of incorrectly labeled turpentine, paint or linseed oil

§ 293

Inspection of paint, etc.; complaint; appointment of inspectors; powers and duties

§ 294

Interference with inspector

§ 295

Penalty for violation of Sec. 291

§ 295A

Definitions applicable to Secs. 295A to 295W

§ 295B

Licensing of retail dealers engaged in the business of selling motor fuel or automotive lubricating oil

§ 295C

Display of price of motor fuel on dispensing devices

§ 295CC

Handicapped persons; motor fuel dispensing

§ 295D

Advertisement of motor fuel

§ 295E

Posting motor fuel price on pump or other dispensing device; duration; selling price; rebates, premiums, etc.; restrictions; penalties; inapplicability to self-service pump dispensing

§ 295F

Marking of brand name, etc., of product on storage or dispensing equipment for motor fuel or automotive lubricating oil

§ 295G

Standards for gasoline; adulteration or substitution of motor fuel or lubricating oil

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