California § 17531.6 - As used in Sections 17531.7 and 17531.8, the term: (a)

Full text of California Public Contract Code - PCC § 17531.6 — As used in Sections 17531.7 and 17531.8, the term: (a), with citation guidance and answers to common questions.

§ 17531.6. As used in Sections 17531.7 and 17531.8, the term: (a)

As used in Sections 17531.7 and 17531.8, the term: (a) “Picture tube” means cathode ray tube, otherwise known as kinescope or CRT. (b) “Rejuvenate,” or words of like import such as “reactivate” or “restore,” means the repair of any internal malfunction of a picture tube by burning out shorts in the electron gun assembly, or flaking the cathode by heating and vibrating the cathode, or activities of a similar nature. (c) “Seconds,” or terms of like import such as “rejects,” mean that the picture tube, though giving satisfactory performance, does not meet the quality and workmanship maintained by the manufacturer with respect to the general run of tubes of the same type. (d) “Person” includes individual, partnership, firm, association, or corporation.

Source: official California text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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