N.Y. General Business Law § 532: Definitions

§ 532. Definitions. As used in this article: A "tube" is an electron

receiving tube or cathode ray tube (commonly known as a picture tube)

designed primarily for use in a home type television or radio receiver,

phonograph, tape recorder, or any combination thereof, or other home

type electronic device or appliance.

"Used tube" or a "second-hand tube" is a tube which has been subjected

to consumer or demonstrator use as an entity.

A "used component" is any part or material salvaged from a used or

second-hand tube.

A "tube utilizing used components" is a tube which has not been used

as an entity but which in the manufacture thereof has utilized one or

more used components. Such a tube shall not be deemed to be a used or

second-hand tube within the meaning of this article.

A "reactivated tube" is a weak, worn-out or defective tube which has

been temporarily reactivated by the administration of a charge of high

voltage electric current to the elements thereof.

A "reduction" is the sale of a tube at a price that is less than the

manufacturer's list price for that tube.

A "savings" is the sale of a tube at a price that is less than the

list price for a tube by the same or another manufacturer when the tubes

are identical.

"Person" means an individual, partnership, firm, association or

corporation.