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Opinions in Louisiana that cite State v. Armbruster, 142 So. 125.

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State v. Nola Oil Co. 167 So. 751 La. 1936
State v. Nola Oil Co. 167 So. 750 La. 1936
State v. Louisiana Oil Refining Corp. 160 So. 290 La. 1935
“Motor fuel” is defined in section 1 of the act ‘as meaning a “volatile gas-generating liquid having a flash point below 110 degrees F.” It is a matter of common knowledge that the gas-generating liquid defined is a petroleum product, and, , 142 So.
Interstate Tax Bureau, Inc. v. Conway 156 So. 463 La. 1934
State v. Cedar Grove Refining Co. 152 So. 531 La. 1934
levying the 4 cents tax under the constitutional amendment, motor fuel was defined thus (section 1): “The term ‘motor fuel’ is defined as meaning all volatile gas-generating liquids having a flash point below 110 degrees F., commonly used to propel motor vehicles or motors.” *815 , 142 So.
Conway v. Lane Cotton Mills Co. 152 So. 312 La. 1933