N.Y. AGM Law § 70
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Branded cans, jars, bottles, cases, boxes or barrels not to be sold, remarked or used without consent of owner
Official statutory text
§ 70. Branded cans, jars, bottles, cases, boxes or barrels not to be\nsold, remarked or used without consent of owner. No person shall\nhereafter without the consent of the owner use, sell, dispose of, buy or\ntraffic in any milk can, jar or bottle, or any cream can, jar or bottle,\nor any milk bottle case, or any meat case, box or barrel having the name\nor initials of the owner stamped, marked or fastened on such can, jar,\nbottle, box, barrel or case, or wilfully mar, erase or change by\nremarking or otherwise said name or initials of any such owner, so\nstamped, marked or fastened upon said can, jar, bottle, box, barrel or\ncase. Nor shall any person without the consent of the owner place in any\nsuch can, jar or bottle, any substance or product other than milk or\ncream.\n
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