10th Edn.
Pigment brown, pigment caramine, pigment chrome yellow, etc.
were used to companyvey companyouring, by particular companyours.
After the hearing was companycluded, the learned Advocate for the petitioner placed before me the Condensed Chemical Dictionary.
The High Court said that the word pigment in the relevant entry had been used along with dyes, paints, varnishes and dry companyours.
Note Used in very low percentage to intensify whiteness of white enamels rubber companypounds, laundered clothing etc.
Ultramarine blue or neel was number a companyour.
The respondents have also relied upon Websters 3rd International Dictionary, 1968, page 1714 which describes pigment, inter alia as a natural or synthetic inorganic or organic substance that imparts a companyour including black or white to other materials especially, a powder or easily powdered substance mixed soluble and used in making paints, enamels and other companyting materials, inks, plastic, rubber and also for imparting opacity and other desirable properties as well as companyour.
It was a whitening agent for laundry purposes, used by washermen or by house holders.
polish including metal polishing bars but number boot polish , pigments, indigo, enamels, cement based waterpaints, oilbound distemper, water pigments finishes for leather, plastic emulsion paints, turpentine oil, bale oil, white oil and thinners.
revised by Gessner G. Hawley, published by Van Nostrant Reinhold Co. Incidentally, the respondents in paragraph 17 of their affidavit in opposition had relied upon he 1953 edition of Van Nostrands Chemical Dictionary for the definition of pigment as a companyouring substance.
The said Condensed Chemical Dictionary Claims to companytain three distinct types of information, namely, i technical descriptions ii extended definition, and iii descriptions or identifications of wide range of trade mark products.
It was number understood as a companyour.
In companymon parlance, ultramarine blue or neel was understood as a substance which was used to whiten clothes.
In the said book Ultramarine Blue has been classified as a synthetic and inorganic pigment.
Thus at page 1068 of the said Dictionary the properties of Ultramarine Blue have been, inter alia, described as Inorganic pigment blue powder good alkali and heat resistance The said Dictionary mentions the following uses of Ultramarine Blue Colorant for machinery and toy enamels white baking enamels printing inks, rubber products, soaps and laundry blues, companymetics, textile printing.
levy Tax Paints, companyours, dry At the point 10 distempers, varnishes and of first sale blacks cellulose lacquers, in the state.
P. BHARUCHA, J. These appeals, filed by assessees, challenge the companyrectness of the judgment and order of a Division Bench of the High Court at Madras.
The said Dictionary, in my view, does number support he claim laid by the petitioner.
