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N.Y. FCT Law § 255 — New York Code / Act FCT / Article 2 / Part 5 / Section 255
Cooperation of officials and organizations
Status: in_force

§ 255. Cooperation of officials and organizations. (a) It is hereby\nmade the duty of, and the family court or a judge thereof may order, any\nstate, county, municipal and school district officer and employee to\nrender such assistance and cooperation as shall be within their legal\nauthority, as may be required, to further the objects of this act\nprovided, however, that with respect to a school district an order made\npursuant to this section shall be limited to requiring the performance\nof the duties imposed upon the school district and board of education or\ntrustees thereof pursuant to sections four thousand five, forty-four\nhundred two and forty-four hundred four of the education law, to review,\nevaluate, recommend, and determine the appropriate special services or\nprograms necessary to meet the needs of a handicapped child, but shall\nnot require the provisions of a specific special service or program, and\nsuch order shall be made only where it appears to the court or judge\nthat adequate administrative procedure to require the performance of\nsuch duties is not available. It is hereby made the duty of and the\nfamily court or judge thereof may order, any agency or other institution\nto render such information, assistance and cooperation as shall be\nwithin its legal authority concerning a child who is or shall be under\nits care, treatment, supervision or custody as may be required to\nfurther the objects of this act. The court is authorized to seek the\ncooperation of, and may use, within its authorized appropriation\ntherefor, the services of all societies or organizations, public or\nprivate, having for their object the protection or aid of children or\nfamilies, including family counselling services, to the end that the\ncourt may be assisted in every reasonable way to give the children and\nfamilies within its jurisdiction such care, protection and assistance as\nwill best enhance their welfare.\n  (b) An order of the family court or a judge thereof directing a social\nservices district and/or social services official, as defined in section\ntwo of the social services law, to perform an action for the purpose of\nassisting a youth placed in foster care, shall remain enforceable after\nsuch youth is discharged from foster care pursuant to subdivision (d) of\nsection one thousand eighty-eight of this act.\n
N.Y. POA Law § 14 — New York Code / Act POA / Section 14
No title
Status: in_force

§ 14. The title to any real estate, or interest therein acquired for\nport facilities and to any improvements which may be made thereon,\nsituate in any municipality which has paid for the same, shall remain in\nsuch municipality; but such property shall be maintained and operated\nsubject to the rules and the control of the port commission, and shall\nbe used for port purposes.\n
N.Y. TRA Law § 73-N — New York Code / Act TRA / Article 2-F / Section 73-N
Cooperation and assistance from other state agencies
Status: in_force

§ 73-n. Cooperation and assistance from other state agencies. The\ngovernor shall direct that all state agencies provide the commissioner\nwith assistance in advancing the purposes of this article, and to assure\nthat the activities of the department are fully coordinated with the\nactivities of state agencies providing or contracting for public\ntransportation services. To effectuate the purposes of this article, the\ncommissioner may request and shall be entitled to receive from any state\nagency, and the same are authorized to provide, such assistance,\nservice, facilities and data as will enable the department to carry out\nits functions, powers and duties.\n
N.Y. UDA Law § 6-A — New York Code / Act UDA / Section 6-A
Sale or lease of infrastructure projects
Status: in_force

* § 6-a. Sale or lease of infrastructure projects. (1) Notwithstanding\nthe provisions of any general, special or local law, subject to any\nagreement with noteholders or bondholders, the corporation may sell or\nlease any infrastructure project, without public bidding or public sale,\nfor such price or rental and upon such terms as may be agreed upon\nbetween the corporation and such purchaser or lessee, either prior to,\nat the date of, or subsequent to the completion of the project by the\ncorporation, provided, however, that in the case of a lease, the term\nthereof shall not exceed ninety-nine years. Where such contract for sale\nor lease is entered into after the commencement of construction and\nprior to the physical completion of the improvement to be conveyed or\nleased, the corporation may complete the construction and development of\nsuch improvement prior to the actual conveyance or lease.\n  (2) Except with respect to projects sold or leased to the state or any\nagency or instrumentality thereof, to any municipality or agency or\ninstrumentality thereof, or to any public corporation, before any sale\nor lease of all or a substantial part of a project as authorized by\nsubdivision one of this section is consummated, there shall be published\nin at least one newspaper of general circulation in the municipality in\nwhich the project is located a notice which shall include a statement of\nthe identity of the proposed purchaser or lessee, the price or rental to\nbe paid, all other essential conditions of such sale or lease, and a\nstatement that a public hearing upon such sale or lease will be held\nbefore the corporation at a specified time and place on a date not less\nthan ten days after such publication, and such hearing shall be held in\naccordance with such notice.\n  (3) The responsibilities of the corporation in connection with the\nimplementation of this section may include requesting and receiving\ntitle to real property from the commissioner of general services\npursuant to section thirteen-a of this act. Such transfers shall be on\nsuch terms as the commissioner of general services and the chairman of\nthe corporation shall determine, and shall, subject to any agreement\nwith noteholders and bondholders, include a reversionary interest to the\nstate and the terms on which the property may subsequently be\ntransferred.\n  * NB Not implemented due to defeat of the Jobs for the new, New York\nbond act in November, 1992\n
N.Y. SCP Law § 2104 — New York Code / Act SCP / Article 21 / Section 2104
Inquiry; trial and decree 1
Status: in_force

§ 2104. Inquiry; trial and decree\n  1. Upon the return of the order, whether or not the respondent\nanswers, the petitioner may examine him with respect to the allegations\nof the petition. If it appears thereon that an issue of title to any\nproperty as defined in 103 or the proceeds or value thereof is raised,\nif he has not theretofore done so, the respondent shall be directed to\nserve and file an answer accordingly, but the examination, if directed\nby the court, shall continue. When an issue of title is raised that\nissue shall be tried as a litigated issue.\n  2.  Any claim of title to or the right to the possession of any\nproperty of the decedent or the estate must be made by verified answer.\n  3.  If the possession of the property be denied, proof of that issue\nmay be presented by any party.  The court may in an appropriate case\nmake an interim decree directing the delivery of property not claimed by\nverified answer and continue the proceeding for determination of any\nlitigated issue.\n  4.  If it appears that the petitioner is entitled to the possession of\nany property the decree shall direct delivery thereof to him or if the\nproperty shall have been disposed of or diverted the decree may direct\nthe payment of the proceeds or the value of the property or may impress\na trust upon the proceeds or make any determination which the supreme\ncourt might decree in following trust property or funds.\n  5.  If it be determined that the petitioner is not entitled to the\nproperty or the proceeds or value thereof the court may determine the\nrespective interests of the other claimants thereto.\n  6.  If during the proceeding, other than a trial of issues raised by\nanswer, a respondent is examined concerning any personal communication\nor transaction between himself and the decedent such examination shall\nnot be deemed to be a waiver of the provisions of CPLR 4519.\n
N.Y. TAX Law § 1822 — New York Code / Act TAX / Article 37 / Part 3 / Section 1822
Violation of the state assessment fee on transportation network company prearranged trips
Status: in_force

§ 1822. Violation of the state assessment fee on transportation\nnetwork company prearranged trips. Any willful act or omission by any\nperson that constitutes a violation of any provision of article\ntwenty-nine-B of this chapter shall constitute a misdemeanor.\n
N.Y. CMS Law § 1 — New York Code / Act CMS / Section JR4S1
Joint Advisory Board on Broadcast of State Government Proceedings
Status: in_force

Section 1.  Joint  Advisory  Board  on  Broadcast of State Government\nProceedings. The Temporary President of the Senate and  the  Speaker  of\nthe  Assembly  shall  convene  a  bi-partisan, bi-cameral joint advisory\nboard to  oversee  current  and  future  broadcast  of  New  York  State\nGovernment  proceedings.  This  board  shall consist of eight members of\nwhom three shall be appointed by the Temporary President of the  Senate,\nthree  members shall be appointed by the Speaker of the Assembly and one\nmember shall be appointed by each of the minority leaders of each house.\nThe appointments shall be of members of the  respective  houses  of  the\nLegislature.  The  Temporary  President of the Senate and the Speaker of\nthe Assembly shall each appoint a co-chair of the board.\n
N.Y. DEA Law § 20 — New York Code / Act DEA / Article 3 / Section 20
Civil defense commission established; state director
Status: in_force

§ 20. Civil defense commission established; state director.  1. There\nis hereby continued in the division of military and naval affairs in the\nexecutive department a state civil defense commission to consist of the\nsame members as the members of the disaster preparedness commission as\nestablished in article two-B of the executive law. In addition, the\nsuperintendent of financial services, the chairperson of the workers'\ncompensation board and the commissioner of the department of veterans'\nservices shall be members. The governor shall designate one of the\nmembers of the commission to be the chairperson thereof. The commission\nmay provide for its division into subcommittees and for action by such\nsubcommittees with the same force and effect as action by the full\ncommission. The members of the commission, except for those who serve ex\nofficio, shall be allowed their actual and necessary expenses incurred\nin the performance of their duties under this article but shall receive\nno additional compensation for services rendered pursuant to this\narticle.\n  2. The commission may from time to time establish, alter, or abolish\ncivil defense districts in the state and establish or abolish district\noffices of civil defense.\n  3. The commission may appoint and at its pleasure remove a state\ndirector, who may be a member of the commission, prescribe his duties\nand fix his compensation within the appropriation made available\ntherefor, provided, however, that if the director so appointed is\nreceiving compensation for services as an officer or employee of the\nstate he shall receive no additional compensation for services rendered\npursuant to this article but shall be allowed his actual and necessary\nexpenses incurred in the performance of his duties under this article.\nSuch state director, subject to the supervision and control of the\ncommission, shall exercise all of the functions, powers and duties of\nthe commission which may be delegated to him by the commission.\n  4. The state director, with the approval of the commission, shall\nappoint and may remove such deputies, assistants, counsel and employees\nas may be deemed necessary and fix their salaries within the\nappropriation made available therefor.\n
N.Y. SCP Law § 1505 — New York Code / Act SCP / Article 15 / Section 1505
Proceeding when testamentary trustee is also executor or administrator 1
Status: in_force

§ 1505. Proceeding when testamentary trustee is also executor or\n          administrator\n  1.  Where the same person is a testamentary trustee and also the\nexecutor of the will or the administrator upon the same estate,\nproceedings taken by or against him as trustee, as prescribed in this\nact, do not affect him as executor or administrator or persons\ninterested in the general estate, except in one of the following cases:\n  (a)  Where he presents a petition praying for the revocation of his\nletters, he may in the same petition show that he is entitled to resign\nas testamentary trustee and may thereupon pray for a decree allowing him\nto resign and for process accordingly.\n  (b)  Where a person presents a petition praying for the revocation of\nletters issued to an executor or administrator and any of the facts in\nthe petition are made, by the provisions of this act, sufficient to\nentitle the same person to present a petition praying for the removal of\na testamentary trustee, the petitioner may pray for a decree removing\nthe person complained of in both capacities, and for process\naccordingly.\n  2.  In either case proceedings upon the petition for resignation or\nremoval, as the case requires, of the testamentary trustee, and for the\njudicial settlement of his account, may be taken as prescribed in this\nact, in connection with or separately from the like proceedings upon the\npetition for the revocation of the letters, as directed by the court.\n
N.Y. CVP Law § 8404 — New York Code / Act CVP / Article 84 / Section 8404
Judicial review of taxation or retaxation
Status: in_force

§ 8404. Judicial review of taxation or retaxation. Upon motion of any\ninterested party, on notice, the court may allow or disallow any item\nobjected to before the clerk; or it may order a retaxation before the\nclerk and it may specify the grounds or the proof upon which an item may\nbe allowed or disallowed.\n
N.Y. BNK Law § 600 — New York Code / Act BNK / Article 13 / Section 600
Merger; when authorized
Status: in_force

§ 600. Merger; when authorized. The following mergers are hereby\nauthorized:\n  (1) One or more corporations organized under the laws of this state\nand subject to the provisions of article three, article eight, article\neleven or article twelve of this chapter with another corporation\nsubject to the provisions of the same article.\n  (2) One or more mutual savings banks with another mutual savings bank.\n  (3) One or more mutual savings and loan associations with another\nmutual savings and loan association.\n  (4) One or more mutual savings and loan associations with one or more\nmutual savings banks.\n  (5) One or more safe deposit companies with a bank or trust company.\n  (6) One or more banks, trust companies, stock-form savings banks or\nstock-form savings and loan associations, with one or more out-of-state\nbanks or out-of-state trust companies as such terms are defined in\nsection two hundred twenty-two of this chapter.\n  (7) One or more subsidiaries or affiliates of a bank, trust company,\nsavings bank or savings and loan association, which are not a bank,\ntrust company, savings bank or savings and loan association, as those\nterms are defined in section two of this chapter, with the bank, trust\ncompany, savings bank or savings and loan association of which it is a\nsubsidiary or affiliate, as the superintendent of financial services\nshall approve and enter on its records; provided, however, that nothing\nin this subdivision shall be deemed to authorize a bank, trust company,\nsavings bank or savings and loan association to exercise any power or\nengage in any activity that it may not exercise or engage in pursuant to\nthis chapter. The superintendent of financial services may promulgate\nsuch regulations as he or she deems necessary and proper to implement\nand define the provisions of this subdivision. Nothing in this\nsubdivision shall alter, affect or impair any regulation or resolution\nadopted, or that may be adopted, by the superintendent of financial\nservices, pursuant to section twelve-a or former sections fourteen-g or\nfourteen-h of this chapter.\n  (8) Such other mergers between and among banking institutions as the\nsuperintendent of financial services may authorize. The superintendent\nmay promulgate such regulations as he or she deems necessary and proper\nto implement and define the provisions of this paragraph.\n
N.Y. PEP Law § 46-F — New York Code / Act PEP / Article 3-A / Section 46-F
Limit on interest and other charges
Status: in_force

§ 46-f. Limit on interest and other charges. Except as provided in\narticle nine of the banking law, no person shall directly or indirectly\nreceive or accept, whether by discount or otherwise, for the use and\nsale of his personal credit or for making or continuing any advance or\nloan of money (1) in anticipation of earnings assigned outright, or (2)\non the security of an assignment of any earnings assigned as security, a\ngreater sum than at the rate of eighteen per centum per annum on the\namount of such loan or advance, either as a bonus, interest or\notherwise, or under the guise of a charge for investigating the status\nof a person applying for such loan or advance, or drawing of papers or\nother service in connection with such loan or advance, except such\ncharges as are now permitted by section 5-531 of the general obligations\nlaw. Any assignment, whether outright or as security, which is made\nwholly or partly in consideration of or as security for a loan or\nadvance which violates this section, shall be void, and invalid for any\npurpose whatsoever. Every person, firm, corporation, director, agent,\nofficer or member thereof who shall violate any provision of this\nsection, directly or indirectly, or assent to such violation shall be\nguilty of a misdemeanor.\n
N.Y. CPL Law § 440.70 — New York Code / Act CPL / Part 2 / Title M / Article 440 / Section 440.70
Notice to the secretary of state when false financing statement filed
Status: in_force

§ 440.70 Notice to the secretary of state when false financing statement\n           filed.\n  Upon conviction of any person for a crime where the defendant\nintentionally filed or caused to be filed a financing statement pursuant\nto article nine of the uniform commercial code on form UCC1 that falsely\nclaims that a person is indebted or obligated to such defendant, the\ncourt wherein such conviction is entered, or the clerk thereof, shall\nissue and cause to be filed a certificate with the New York secretary of\nstate: (a) certifying that a judgment of conviction has been entered in\nsuch court against the defendant who was listed as the secured party in\nsuch form; and (b) specifying the date and location of the filing, any\nfiling or indexing number assigned to such filing, the debtor named in\nsuch statement, and a description of the collateral encumbered by the\ninstrument.\n
N.Y. GMU Law § 206 — New York Code / Act GMU / Article 10 / Section 206
Certificate to police officers and firefighters; free transportation; use of telegraph lines and telephones
Status: in_force

§ 206. Certificate to police officers and firefighters; free\ntransportation; use of telegraph lines and telephones. The mayor of each\ncity of this state and the mayor of each incorporated village may issue,\nunder the seal of his or her office, to each police officer and\nfirefighter appointed by the duly-constituted authorities of such city\nor village, a certificate of the appointment and qualification of such\npolice officer and firefighter as such, and specifying the duration of\nhis or her term of office; and it shall thereupon be the duty of every\nstreet surface and elevated railroad company carrying on business within\nsuch city or village, to transport every such police officer and\nfirefighter free of charge while he or she is traveling in the course of\nthe performance of the duties of his or her office. Every telegraph or\ntelephone company engaged in business within such city or village, shall\nafford to such police officer and firefighter the use of its telegraph\nlines or telephones for the purpose of making and receiving reports and\ncommunications in the course of the performance of his or her official\nduties.\n
N.Y. RSS Law § 1210 — New York Code / Act RSS / Article 22 / Section 1210
Wages
Status: in_force

§ 1210. Wages. For members who first become members of the New York\nstate and local police and fire retirement system on or after April\nfirst, two thousand twelve, the following items shall not be included in\nthe definition of wages: a. wages in excess of the annual salary paid to\nthe governor pursuant to section three of article four of the state\nconstitution, b. lump sum payments for deferred compensation, sick\nleave, accumulated vacation or other credits for time not worked, c. any\nform of termination pay, d. any additional compensation paid in\nanticipation of retirement, and e. in the case of employees who receive\nwages from three or more employers in a twelve month period, the wages\npaid by the third and each successive employer.\n
N.Y. EXC Law § 143 — New York Code / Act EXC / Article 6 / Section 143
Fees of such commissioners
Status: in_force

§ 143. Fees of such commissioners. The fees of such commissioners\nshall be as follows:\n  1. If appointed for another state, territory or dependency, not to\nexceed four times the amount allowed by the laws of such state,\nterritory or dependency for like services, and not to exceed in any case\none dollar for taking the proof or acknowledgment of a written\ninstrument, or administering an oath;\n  2. If appointed for Great Britain or Ireland, for administering or\ncertifying an oath, one shilling sterling, and for taking the proof or\nacknowledgment of a written instrument, or for certifying to the\nexistence or correctness of a copy of a patent, record or document, four\nshillings sterling;\n  3. If appointed for France or any other foreign country, for\nadministering and certifying an oath, one franc and twenty-five\ncentimes, and for taking the proof or acknowledgment of a written\ninstrument, or for certifying to the existence or correctness of a copy\nof a patent, record or document, five francs.\n