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N.Y. GBS Law § 455 — New York Code / Act GBS / Article 28-B / Section 455
Definitions
Status: in_force

§ 455. Definitions. 1. Budget planning, as used in this article, means\nthe making of a contract between a person or entity engaged in the\nbusiness of budget planning with a particular debtor whereby (i) the\ndebtor agrees to pay a sum or sums of money in any manner or form and\nthe person or entity engaged in the business of budget planning\ndistributes, or supervises, coordinates or controls the distribution of,\nor has a contractual relationship with another person or entity that\ndistributes, or supervises, coordinates or controls such distribution\nof, the same among certain specified creditors in accordance with a plan\nagreed upon and (ii) the debtor agrees to pay to such person or entity,\nor such other person or entity that distributes, or supervises,\ncoordinates or controls such distribution of, a sum or sums of money,\nany valuable consideration for such services or for any other services\nrendered in connection therewith. For the purposes of this article, a\nperson or entity shall be considered as engaged in the business of\nbudget planning in New York, and subject to this article and the\nlicensing and other requirements of article twelve-C of the banking law,\nif such person or entity solicits budget planning business within this\nstate and, in connection with such solicitation, enters into a contract\nfor budget planning with an individual then resident in this state.\n  2. Person, as used in this article, shall not include a person\nadmitted to practice law in this state.\n  3. Entity, as used in this article, shall not include a firm,\npartnership, professional corporation, or other organization, all of the\nmembers or principals of which are admitted to practice law in this\nstate.\n  4. Person or entity as used in this article shall not include a\ncharitable corporation as defined in paragraph (a) of section one\nhundred two (Definitions) of the not-for-profit corporation law of this\nstate, or an entity incorporated in another state and having a similar\nnot-for-profit status, licensed by the superintendent, to engage in the\nbusiness of budget planning as defined in this section.\n  5. Any attorney licensed to practice law in this state who is engaged\nin budget planning shall (a) negotiate directly with creditors on behalf\nof the client; (b) ensure that all moneys received from the client are\ndeposited in the attorney's account maintained for client funds; (c) pay\ncreditors from such account; and (d) offer budget planning services\nthrough the same legal entity that the attorney uses to practice law.\n
N.Y. CPL Law § 190.90 — New York Code / Act CPL / Part 2 / Title I / Article 190 / Section 190.90
Grand jury; appeal from order concerning grand jury reports
Status: in_force

§ 190.90  Grand jury; appeal from order concerning grand jury reports.\n  1.  When a court makes an order accepting a report of a grand jury\npursuant to paragraph (a) of subdivision one of section 190.85, any\npublic servant named therein may appeal the order; and when a court\nmakes an order sealing a report of a grand jury pursuant to subdivision\nfive of section 190.85, the district attorney or other attorney\ndesignated by the grand jury may appeal the order.\n  2.  When a court makes an order sealing a report of a grand jury\npursuant to subdivision five of section 190.85, the district attorney or\nother attorney designated by the grand jury may, within ten days after\nservice of a copy of the order and report upon each public servant named\nin the report, appeal the order to the appellate division of the\ndepartment in which the order was made, by filing in duplicate a notice\nof appeal from the order with the clerk of the court in which the order\nwas made and by serving a copy of such notice of appeal upon each such\npublic servant.  Notwithstanding any contrary provision of section\n190.85, a true copy of the report of the grand jury shall be served,\ntogether with such notice of appeal, upon each such public servant.\n  3.  The mode of and time for perfecting an appeal pursuant to this\nsection, and the mode of and procedure for the argument thereof, are\ndetermined by the rules of the appellate division of the department in\nwhich the appeal is brought.  Such rules shall prescribe the matters\nreferred to in subdivision one of section 460.70 and in section 460.80,\nexcept that such appeal is a preferred cause and the appellate division\nof each department shall promulgate rules to effectuate such preference.\n  4.  The record and all other presentations on appeal shall remain\nsealed, except that upon reversal of the order sealing the report or\ndismissal of the appeal of the named public servant by the appellate\ndivision, the report of the grand jury, with the appendix, if any, shall\nbe filed as a public record as provided in subdivision three of section\n190.85.\n  5.  The procedure provided for in this section shall be the exclusive\nmanner of reviewing an order made pursuant to section 190.85 and the\nappellate division of the supreme court shall be the sole court having\njurisdiction of such an appeal.  The order of the appellate division\nfinally determining such appeal shall not be subject to review in any\nother court or proceeding.\n  6.  The grand jury in an appeal pursuant to this section shall be\nrepresented by the district attorney unless the report relates to him or\nhis office, in which event the grand jury may designate another\nattorney.\n
N.Y. EXC Law § 641 — New York Code / Act EXC / Article 23 / Section 641
Objectives of fair treatment standards
Status: in_force

§ 641. Objectives of fair treatment standards. The object of such fair\ntreatment standards shall be to:\n  1. Ensure that crime victims routinely receive emergency social and\nmedical services as soon as possible and are given information pursuant\nto section six hundred twenty-five-a of this chapter on the following:\n  (a) availability of crime victim compensation;\n  (b) availability of appropriate public or private programs that\nprovide counseling, treatment or support for crime victims, including\nbut not limited to the following: rape crisis centers, victim/witness\nassistance programs, elderly victim services, victim assistance hotlines\nand domestic violence shelters;\n  (c) the role of the victims in the criminal justice process, including\nwhat they can expect from the system as well as what the system expects\nfrom them; and\n  (d) stages in the criminal justice process of significance to a crime\nvictim, and the manner in which information about such stages can be\nobtained.\n  2. Ensure routine notification of a victim or witness as to steps that\nlaw enforcement officers or district attorneys can take to protect\nvictims and witnesses from intimidation.\n  3. Ensure notification of victims, witnesses, relatives of those\nvictims and witnesses who are minors, and relatives of homicide victims,\nif such persons provide the appropriate official with a current address\nand telephone number, either by phone or by mail, if possible, of\njudicial proceedings relating to their case, including:\n  (a) the arrest of an accused;\n  (b) the initial appearance of an accused before a judicial officer;\n  (c) the release of an accused pending judicial proceedings; and\n  (d) proceedings in the prosecution of the accused including entry of a\nplea of guilty, trial, sentencing, but prior to sentencing specific\ninformation shall be provided regarding the right to seek restitution\nand reparation, and where a term of imprisonment is imposed, specific\ninformation shall be provided regarding maximum and minimum terms of\nsuch imprisonment.\n
N.Y. LIE Law § 57 — New York Code / Act LIE / Article 3 / Section 57
Judgment may direct delivery of property in lieu of money
Status: in_force

§ 57. Judgment may direct delivery of property in lieu of money. If\nthe owner has agreed to deliver bills, notes, securities or other\nobligations or any other species of property, in payment of the debt\nupon which the lien is based, the judgment may direct that such\nsubstitute be delivered or deposited as the court may direct, and the\nproperty affected by the lien cannot be sold, by virtue of such\njudgment, except in default of the owner to so deliver or deposit within\nthe time directed by the court.\n
N.Y. COR Law § 661 — New York Code / Act COR / Article 22-B / Section 661
Examination of convicted person's body and certificate
Status: in_force

§ 661. Examination of convicted person's body and certificate. 1.\nImmediately after the execution an examination of the body of the\nconvicted person shall be made by the licensed physicians present at the\nexecution and their report in writing stating the nature of the\nexamination and occurrence of death, so made by them, shall be annexed\nto the certificate provided for in subdivision two of this section and\nfiled therewith.\n  2. The commissioner shall prepare and sign a certificate setting forth\nthe time and place of the execution and stating that the execution was\nconducted in conformity to the sentence of the court and the provisions\nof this article. The commissioner shall cause the certificate to be\nfiled, within ten days after the execution, with the office of clerk of\nthe court in which the conviction was had.\n  3. The commissioner may appoint a deputy with the department to\nexecute the warrant of execution and to perform all other duties imposed\nupon the commissioner under this article.\n
N.Y. NAV Law § 65 — New York Code / Act NAV / Article 4 / Part 2 / Section 65
Fees for vessel inspections and for the issuance of licenses
Status: in_force

§ 65. Fees for vessel inspections and for the issuance of licenses.\nThe owner of a public vessel, inspected and licensed as provided in this\nchapter, shall pay to the inspector, for each vessel not over ten tons\nburden, twenty dollars; for each vessel over ten and not over twenty\ntons burden, thirty dollars; for each vessel over twenty and not over\nfifty tons burden, forty dollars; for each vessel over fifty and not\nover one hundred tons burden, fifty dollars; and for each vessel over\none hundred tons burden, one hundred dollars. Each person licensed, as\nprovided for in this chapter, shall pay twenty dollars for each original\nlicense and ten dollars for each renewal thereof. All moneys received by\nthe office for examinations, licenses or renewals of licenses, shall be\ndeposited into the "I love NY waterways" boating safety fund established\npursuant to section ninety-seven-nn of the state finance law.\n
N.Y. JUD Law § 176 — New York Code / Act JUD / Article 5-A / Section 176
Justices of city court of the city of New York
Status: in_force

§ 176. Justices of city court of the city of New York. The justices of\nthe city court of the city of New York shall be elected upon the\nexpiration of the terms of office of the present incumbents or their\nsuccessors at the next ensuing general election. The full term of office\nof a justice of the city court of New York shall be ten years.  When a\nvacancy shall occur otherwise than by expiration of term of office of a\njustice of such court, it shall be filled for a full term at the next\ngeneral election and until the vacancy is so filled the governor, by and\nwith the advice and consent of the senate if the senate shall be in\nsession, or if not in session, the governor may fill such vacancy by\nappointment.\n  The successors of the present nine justices who when elected or\nappointed were residents of the county of New York, shall be residents\nof and shall be elected by the electors in New York county. The\nsuccessors to the present four justices, who when elected or appointed\nwere residents of the county of the Bronx, shall be residents of and\nshall be elected by the electors in Bronx county. The successors to the\npresent five justices, who when elected or appointed were residents of\nthe county of Kings, shall be residents of and shall be elected by the\nelectors in Kings county. The successors to the present three justices,\nwho when elected or appointed were residents of the county of Queens,\nshall be residents of and shall be elected by the electors in Queens\ncounty.  The successors to the present justice, who when elected or\nappointed was a resident of the county of Richmond, shall be a resident\nof and shall be elected by the electors in Richmond county.\n  The annual salary and compensation of each justice of the city court\nof the city of New York, other than the chief justice thereof, for all\nservices performed by him shall be twenty-five thousand dollars. The\nannual salary and compensation of the chief justice of such court for\nall such services shall be twenty-six thousand dollars.\n
N.Y. PEN Law § 222.60 — New York Code / Act PEN / Part 3 / Title M / Article 222 / Section 222.60
Criminal sale of cannabis in the first degree
Status: in_force

§ 222.60 Criminal sale of cannabis in the first degree.\n  A person is guilty of criminal sale of cannabis in the first degree\nwhen he or she knowingly and unlawfully sells more than five pounds of\ncannabis or more than two pounds of concentrated cannabis.\n  Criminal sale of cannabis in the first degree is a class D felony.\n
N.Y. DOM Law § 23 — New York Code / Act DOM / Article 3 / Section 23
Supervision of and inspection of town and city clerks' records by state commissioner of health
Status: in_force

§ 23. Supervision of and inspection of town and city clerks' records\nby state commissioner of health. The registration and recording of all\nmarriages outside the city of New York shall be under the supervision of\nthe state commissioner of health. The commissioner, either personally or\nby an accredited representative, may at any time inspect the record and\nindex of marriage licenses issued by any town or city clerk and\npromulgate rules and regulations for insuring complete registration.\nWhen he shall deem it necessary, he shall report cases of violation of\nany of the provisions of this article to the district attorney of the\ncounty, with a statement of the facts and circumstances; and when any\nsuch case is reported to him by the state commissioner of health, the\nprosecuting attorney shall forthwith initiate and promptly follow up the\nnecessary court proceedings against the person or persons responsible\nfor the alleged violation of law. Upon request of the state commissioner\nof health, the attorney-general shall assist in the enforcement of the\nprovisions of this article.\n
N.Y. RSS Law § 193 — New York Code / Act RSS / Article 6 / Section 193
Authorization to municipalities to adopt necessary local laws, ordinances or resolutions
Status: in_force

§ 193. Authorization to municipalities to adopt necessary local laws,\nordinances or resolutions.  Any municipality is hereby authorized and\nempowered to adopt and amend a local law, ordinance or resolution\nproviding for supplemental retirement allowance payments both to local\nretired employees thereof and local retired teachers of a school\ndistrict located therein.  Any such local law, ordinance or resolution\nshall provide an equitable method of computing the amount of such\npayments. The supplemental retirement allowances paid to local retired\nemployees shall not exceed the supplemental retirement allowances paid\nto state retired employees pursuant to this article. The supplemental\nretirement allowances paid to local retired teachers shall not exceed\nthe supplemental retirement allowances paid to state retired teachers\npursuant to this article.  Any such local law, ordinance or resolution\nmay contain provisions necessary and appropriate for the proper\nadministration of such supplemental retirement allowance payments,\nincluding a provision requiring the filing of verified applications for\nsuch payments.\n
N.Y. NAV Law § 183 — New York Code / Act NAV / Article 12 / Part 3 / Section 183
Settlements
Status: in_force

§ 183. Settlements. The administrator shall attempt to promote and\narrange a settlement between the claimant and the person responsible for\nthe discharge. If the source of the discharge can be determined and\nliability is conceded, the claimant and the alleged discharger may agree\nto a settlement which shall be final and binding upon the parties and\nwhich will waive all recourse against the fund.\n
N.Y. HAY Law § 171 — New York Code / Act HAY / Article 8 / Section 171
Highways by dedication
Status: in_force

§ 171. Highways by dedication. 1. Whenever land is dedicated to a town\nfor highway purposes therein, the town superintendent may with the\nconsent of the town board, either with or without a written application\ntherefor, and without expense to the town, make an order laying out such\nhighway, upon filing and recording in the town clerk's office with such\norder a release of the land from the owner thereof. A highway so laid\nout must not be less than three rods in width, except that where such\nhighway is located on a sand beach separated by more than two miles of\nwater from the main body of the town of which it forms a part and is not\nan extension or continuation of a public highway already in use and has\nerected thereon a board walk not less than one-third the width of said\nhighway, such highway so laid out may be less than three rods in width\nand must not be less than ten feet in width, provided, however, that\nupon certification in writing by the commissioner of transportation of\nthe necessity therefor and the filing of such certification in the\noffice of the town clerk of the town in which such highway is located,\nany such highway may be of such width, less than three rods, as the\ncommissioner shall specify in such certificate. Section one hundred and\neighty does not apply to a highway by dedication.\n  2. Such town superintendent may also, upon written application and\nwith the written consent of the town board, make an order laying out or\naltering a highway, or discontinuing a highway, which has become useless\nsince it was laid out, upon filing and recording in the town clerk's\noffice, with such application, consent and order, a release from all\ndamages from the owners of lands taken or affected thereby, when the\nconsideration for such release is agreed upon between such town\nsuperintendent, with the approval of the town board, and the owner or\nowners. An order of the town superintendent, as herein provided, shall\nbe final and the town clerk shall forthwith cause each release executed\nby each owner of land taken or affected by such order to be recorded in\nthe office of the clerk of the county wherein such lands are located.\n  3. If a highway proposed to be constructed or improved shall deviate\nfrom the line of a highway already existing, the town board of the town\nwhere such highway is located may acquire land for the requisite right\nof way. The town board may, by resolution, authorize the supervisor to\npurchase the lands to be acquired for the purposes herein specified, at\nan amount not to exceed that approved by the town board.\n  4. The purchase price of such property shall be a town charge and may,\nby resolution of the town board, be paid from any funds in such town\nthat may be legally used for such purposes.\n
N.Y. FCT Law § 733 — New York Code / Act FCT / Article 7 / Part 3 / Section 733
Persons who may originate proceedings
Status: in_force

§ 733. Persons who may originate proceedings. The following persons\nmay originate a proceeding under this article:\n  (a) a peace officer, acting pursuant to his special duties, or a\npolice officer;\n  (b) the parent or other person legally responsible for his care;\n  (c) any person who has suffered injury as a result of the alleged\nactivity of a person alleged to be in need of supervision, or a witness\nto such activity;\n  (d) the recognized agents of any duly authorized agency, association,\nsociety or institution; or\n  (e) the presentment agency that consented to substitute a petition\nalleging the person is in need of supervision for a petition alleging,\nthat the person is a juvenile delinquent pursuant to section 311.4.\n
N.Y. HAY Law § 342-V*3 — New York Code / Act HAY / Article 12 / Section 342-V*3
Portion of state highway system designated as the Veterans Memorial Highway
Status: in_force

* § 342-v. Portion of state highway system designated as the Veterans\nMemorial Highway. All that portion of the state highway system beginning\nat the city of Oswego travelling south on route 481 to the point where\nroute 481 becomes interstate route 481 at or near the village of North\nSyracuse; continuing south on interstate route 481 to the southern\nterminus of interstate route 481.\n  * NB There are 3 § 342-v's\n
N.Y. RPP Law § 344-I — New York Code / Act RPP / Article 9-E / Section 344-I
Documents in trust
Status: in_force

* § 344-i. Documents in trust. (a) Manufacturer's certificate of\norigin.  The holder of a manufacturer's certificate of origin to a\nmanufactured home may deliver it to any person to facilitate conveying\nor encumbering the home. Any person receiving any such manufacturer's\ncertificate of origin so delivered holds it in trust for the person\ndelivering it.\n  (b) Certificate of title. The holder of a certificate of title to a\nmanufactured home may deliver it to any person to facilitate conveying\nor encumbering the home. Any person receiving any such manufacturer's\ncertificate of title so delivered holds it in trust for the person\ndelivering it.\n  (c) Lien release. The holder of a security interest in a manufactured\nhome may deliver lien release documents to any person to facilitate\nconveying or encumbering the home. Any person receiving any such\ndocuments so delivered holds the documents in trust for the lienholder.\n  * NB Effective December 12, 2026\n
N.Y. CVP Law § 4015 — New York Code / Act CVP / Article 40 / Section 4015
Time for motion for referee or advisory jury
Status: in_force

Rule 4015. Time for motion for referee or advisory jury. A motion for\ntrial by a referee or an advisory jury shall be made within twenty days\nafter note of issue is filed, except where the issue to be tried arises\non a motion or pursuant to a judgment.\n
N.Y. GBS Law § 342 — New York Code / Act GBS / Article 22 / Section 342
Action to restrain and prevent
Status: in_force

§ 342. Action to restrain and prevent.  The attorney-general may bring\nan action in the name and in behalf of the people of the state against\nany person, trustee, director, manager or other officer or agent of a\ncorporation, or against a corporation, foreign or domestic, to restrain\nand prevent the doing in this state of any act herein declared to be\nillegal, or any act in, toward or for the making or consummation of any\ncontract, agreement, arrangement or combination herein prohibited,\nwherever the same may have been made.  In such an action, the court may\naward to the plaintiff a sum not in excess of twenty thousand dollars as\nan additional allowance.\n