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· 1/22/1985

Coca Cola Bottling of Northampton v. Commr. of Revenue

Citations

  • 473 N.E.2d 187
  • 393 Mass. 726
  • 1985 Mass. LEXIS 1212

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • observing that \[w]hat the . . . legislation involved in this case means cannot rationally be influenced by [subsequent] legislation\
  • observing that “[w]hat the . . . legislation involved in this case means cannot rationally be influenced by [subsequent] legislation”
  • “What the . . . legislation involved in this case means cannot rationally be influenced by [subsequent] legislation”
  • “What the . . . legislation involved in this case means cannot rationally be influenced by [subsequent] legislation”
  • “the sales here would be [taxable] sales at retail because there was a purpose to the purchase other than resale”
  • plaintiff manufacturer of soft drinks had dominant purpose other than reselling returnable containers, mainly reuse of those containers; for these and other reasons, sale for resale exemption not available to plaintiff

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Judges: Hennessey, Wilkins, Liacos, Abrams, Lynch

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