Any such incorporated association shall have a distinctive name, the concluding part of which shall be "A.A.L." in parentheses; and no organization not created under this chapter, whether incorporated or unincorporated, shall use or have as a part of its name or title the letters "A.A.L." When any federation shall be organized under this chapter, and shall have adopted as a part of its name any distinctive words which are indicative of its field of service, such as the words "farm bureau," no person, firm, corporation or association shall be entitled to use such words as a part of its name unless it be a member of such federation; and if any member thereof shall cease to be a member, it shall thereupon be required to change its name so as to eliminate the use of such words therein.
Structure Mississippi Code
Title 79 - Corporations, Associations, and Partnerships
Chapter 17 - Agricultural Associations; Conversion to Corporate Form
§ 79-17-1. Agriculture classified as primary industry
§ 79-17-3. A supplementary law
§ 79-17-9. Name of associations incorporated hereunder
§ 79-17-13. How associations may be formed
§ 79-17-15. Organization, officers, bylaws
§ 79-17-17. Board of directors to control affairs
§ 79-17-19. Voting by mail, dues and fees
§ 79-17-21. Membership nontransferable
§ 79-17-23. Associations with capital stock, etc.
§ 79-17-25. Powers of association
§ 79-17-27. Charges for expenses and creating reserve
§ 79-17-29. Certain suits authorized
§ 79-17-31. Associations may federate
§ 79-17-33. How federation managed
§ 79-17-35. "Producers" defined
§ 79-17-37. Powers of federation