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N.Y. ACA Law § 57.19 — New York Code / Act ACA / Title U / Article 57-A / Section 57.19
Local government records management program
Status: in_force

§ 57.19. Local government records management program. The governing\nbody, and the chief executive official where one exists, shall promote\nand support a program for the orderly and efficient management of\nrecords, including the identification and appropriate administration of\nrecords with enduring value for historical or other research.  Each\nlocal government shall have one officer who is designated as records\nmanagement officer. This officer shall coordinate the development of and\noversee such program and shall coordinate legal disposition, including\ndestruction of obsolete records. In towns, the town clerk shall be the\nrecords management officer. In fire districts, the district secretary\nshall be the records management officer. In villages, the village clerk\nshall be the records management officer.  In other units of government,\nexcept where the governing body shall have enacted a local law or\nordinance establishing a records management program and designating a\nrecords management officer prior to the date that this article shall\ntake effect, the chief executive official shall designate a local\nofficer to be records management officer, subject to the approval of the\ngoverning body.\n
N.Y. ABC Law § 131 — New York Code / Act ABC / Article 8 / Section 131
New York alcoholic beverage control problem premises task force
Status: in_force

§ 131. New York alcoholic beverage control problem premises task\nforce.  1. There is hereby created within the authority the New York\nalcoholic beverage control problem premises task force (hereinafter\n"task force"), which shall consist of employees of the authority as\ndesignated by the members of the authority, provided however, that the\ntask force shall include at least one investigator from the Albany\noffice, one investigator from the Buffalo office, and one investigator\nfrom the New York city office.\n  2. In any case where the authority receives notification from the\nmayor, chief of police, police commissioner, sheriff, or local\nlegislative body of any city, town or village which certifies that\ncontinued operation of an on-premises establishment poses a significant\nthreat to the public health, safety, or welfare requiring immediate\naction, the authority shall assign responsibility for conducting an\ninvestigation concerning such premises to the task force. In the city of\nNew York, the community board established pursuant to section\ntwenty-eight hundred of the New York city charter with jurisdiction over\nthe area in which such premises is located shall be considered the\nappropriate local legislative body.\n  3. Not more than fourteen calendar days after receipt by the authority\nof a notification as provided in this section, the task force shall\ncommence an investigation into the operation of the establishment. The\ntask force shall complete its investigation and the authority shall\ncommence a disciplinary hearing proceeding pursuant to this chapter for\nrevocation or other appropriate action within forty-five calendar days,\nunless the task force determines in written findings that no\ndisciplinary charges are warranted. A copy of any such determination\nshall be sent to the mayor, chief of police, police commissioner,\nsheriff, or local legislative body of the city, town or village that\nfiled the notification with the authority. The authority shall notify\nthe mayor, chief of police, police commissioner, sheriff, or local\nlegislative body of the city, town or village that filed the\nnotification to the authority of the final disposition of the\ndisciplinary proceeding within ten business days of the completion of\nthis process.\n
N.Y. FCT Law § 581-408 — New York Code / Act FCT / Article 5-C / Part 4 / Section 581-408
Absence of surrogacy agreement
Status: in_force

§ 581-408. Absence of surrogacy agreement. Where there is no surrogacy\nagreement, the parentage of the child will be determined based on other\nlaws of this state.\n
N.Y. GMU Law § 490 — New York Code / Act GMU / Article 14-H / Section 490
Advertising of bingo games
Status: in_force

§ 490. Advertising of bingo games. A licensee may advertise the\nconduct of an occasion of bingo to the general public by means of\nnewspaper, radio, circular, handbill and poster, by one sign not\nexceeding sixty square feet in area, which may be displayed on or\nadjacent to the premises owned or occupied by a licensed authorized\norganization, and through the internet or television as may be regulated\nby the rules and regulations of the commission. When an organization is\nlicensed to conduct bingo occasions on the premises of another licensed\nauthorized organization or of a licensed commercial lessor, one\nadditional such sign may be displayed on or adjacent to the premises in\nwhich the occasions are to be conducted. Additional signs may be\ndisplayed upon any firefighting or ambulance equipment belonging to any\nlicensed authorized organization which is a volunteer fire company,\nvolunteer ambulance corps or upon any equipment of a first aid or rescue\nsquad in and throughout the community served by such volunteer fire\ncompany, volunteer ambulance corps or such first aid or rescue squad, as\nthe case may be. All advertisements shall be limited to the description\nof such event as "bingo", the name of the licensed authorized\norganization conducting such bingo occasions, the license number of the\nauthorized organization as assigned by the clerk; the prizes offered and\nthe date, location and time of the bingo occasion.\n
N.Y. MIL Law § 179 — New York Code / Act MIL / Article 9 / Section 179
Costs of construction, repair, maintenance and operation of armories, camps, ranges and other facilities, a charge upon the state
Status: in_force

§ 179. Costs of construction, repair, maintenance and operation of\narmories, camps, ranges and other facilities, a charge upon the state.\n1. The costs of construction, reconstruction, repair, rehabilitation and\nimprovement of armories, camps, ranges, bases, buildings, structures and\nother facilities under the jurisdiction of the division of military and\nnaval affairs, including armories and armory property located in the\ncity of New York the title to which is vested in the corporation of the\ncity of New York, and the costs of maintenance and operation including\npersonal service, furniture and furnishings, equipment and supplies for\nthe same and the costs of repairing, renewing, replacing or maintaining\nthe pavement of streets, gutters, curbing, flagging of sidewalks,\nfences, sewers and water pipes in their connection in, on or with the\nsite of any such armory, camp, range, base, building, structure or other\nfacility shall be a charge upon the state, except to the extent that\npayment of such costs in whole or in part may be otherwise provided for.\n  2. All such costs which are a charge upon the state shall be paid out\nof any moneys of the state available therefor, upon certification, audit\nand approval in the manner provided by law, and subject to all\napplicable provisions of law relating to expenditure of moneys of the\nstate.\n
N.Y. ELN Law § 13-114 — New York Code / Act ELN / Article 13 / Section 13-114
Special provisions as to the time for holding a primary election in the city of New York in the year nineteen hundred eighty-one
Status: in_force

* § 13-114. Special provisions as to the time for holding a primary\nelection in the city of New York in the year nineteen hundred\neighty-one. Notwithstanding any inconsistent provision of this chapter,\nthe times fixed for the annual primary election for the city of New York\nfor all offices and party positions not specified in sections 13-102, as\namended, 13-104, 13-106, 13-108, 13-110 or 13-112 of this chapter and\ncertain proceedings relating thereto shall be as follows:\n  1. The last day for filing the statement of party positions to be\nfilled at the primary election as provided for in section 2-120 of this\nchapter shall be the sixteenth day of June.\n  2. The first day for signing designating petitions for primary\nelections shall be the sixteenth day of June.\n  3. The first day to sign petitions for opportunity to ballot in\nprimary elections without naming a candidate shall be the seventh day of\nJuly.\n  4. The primary election shall be held on the twenty-second day of\nSeptember.\n  * NB Expired December 31, 1981\n
N.Y. YTS Law § 15-105 — New York Code / Act YTS / Article 9 / Section 15-105
Withholding tax from wages
Status: in_force

§ 15-105. Withholding tax from wages.\n  Withholding of the City of Yonkers income tax surcharge from the wages\nof City of Yonkers residents shall commence January 1, 1985. With\nrespect to payment of such wages made after December 31, 1984, a City of\nYonkers income tax surcharge shall be withheld from all wages of City of\nYonkers residents in the same manner and subject to the same\nrequirements, to the greatest extent possible, as is provided in § 671\nthrough and including § 678 of the New York State Tax Law, except that\nthe term "aggregate amount" contained in § 674(a)(1), (2), (3) and (4)\nof the New York State Tax Law shall mean the aggregate of the aggregate\namounts of New York State personal income tax, city personal income tax\non residents authorized pursuant to Article 30 of the New York State Tax\nLaw, City of Yonkers income tax surcharge on residents pursuant to this\narticle, city earnings tax on nonresidents authorized pursuant to\nArticle 2-E of the General City Law and City of Yonkers earnings tax on\nnonresidents pursuant to Article X of this chapter to be deducted and\nwithheld.\n
N.Y. AGM Law § 122 — New York Code / Act AGM / Article 7 / Section 122
Local laws or ordinances
Status: in_force

§ 122. Local laws or ordinances. 1. Any municipality may enact a local\nlaw or ordinance upon the keeping or running at large of dogs and the\nseizure thereof, provided no municipality shall vary, modify, enlarge or\nrestrict the provisions of this article relating to rabies vaccination\nand euthanization.\n  2. Such local law or ordinance may:\n  (a) impose penalties for violation of such restrictions to be\nrecovered in a civil action in the name of such municipality;\n  (b) provide for enforcement by fine or imprisonment for any such\nviolation; or\n  (c) provide for the issuance pursuant to the criminal procedure law of\nan appearance ticket, or in lieu thereof, a uniform appearance ticket,\nor in lieu thereof, a uniform appearance ticket and simplified\ninformation, as provided in section one hundred thirteen of this\narticle, by any dog control officer, peace officer, acting pursuant to\nhis special duties, or police officer, who is authorized by any\nmunicipality to assist in the enforcement of this article for any such\nviolation.\n
N.Y. ISC Law § 1114 — New York Code / Act ISC / Article 11 / Section 1114
Reinsurance business
Status: in_force

§ 1114. Reinsurance business. (a) Any domestic stock or mutual\ninsurance corporation or reciprocal insurer may reinsure only the kinds\nof insurance business which it is licensed to do in this state or which\nit is otherwise authorized to reinsure by the terms of its license. Any\nsuch corporation may confine its business to reinsurance.\n  (b) Any foreign or alien stock or mutual insurance corporation or\nreciprocal insurer may engage in this state in reinsurance of the kinds\nof insurance which it is licensed to do in this state. Any such\ncorporation may confine its business to reinsurance.\n  (c) An insurer authorized by any provision of this chapter to engage\nin fidelity and surety insurance or reinsurance business may also\nguarantee performance of a contract insuring against physical damage to\nproperty in favor of mortgagees or other loss payees named in such\ncontract, provided:\n  (1) It is authorized to engage in the kinds of insurance included in\nsuch contract;\n  (2) It has assumed reinsurance on the guaranteed contract in whole or\nin part;\n  (3) It is charged with such amount as part of its unearned premium\nreserve as may be prescribed by regulation of the superintendent not\nexceeding the amount it would be required to maintain in accordance with\nthe provisions of this chapter if it were the direct insurer of the\nguaranteed risks; and\n  (4) If the property is located in this state, the ceding insurer is\nlicensed to engage in the kinds of insurance included in such contracts.\n  (d) An insurer authorized by any provision of this chapter to do\nbusiness of the kinds referred to in paragraph one, two or three of\nsubsection (a) of section one thousand one hundred thirteen of this\narticle may also reinsure, by itself, or together with other insurance\ncompanies subject to any regulations of the superintendent, any risk\nreferred to in such subsection arising from, related to, or incident to\nthe manufacture, ownership or operation of aircraft.\n  (e) Any health service corporation organized under article forty-three\nof this chapter is authorized to engage in reinsurance of policies of:\n  (1) any other corporation organized under article forty-three of this\nchapter;\n  (2) any health maintenance organization organized under article\nforty-four of the public health law; and\n  (3) long term care insurance issued by accident and health insurers\norganized under article forty-two of this chapter.\n
N.Y. SCP Law § 2508 — New York Code / Act SCP / Article 25 / Section 2508
Filing of will of decedent
Status: in_force

§ 2508. Filing of will of decedent.\n  The court of any county may receive and file the will of any decedent\ndomiciled in that county at the date of death which any person shall\ndeliver, without payment of fee.  A record of the receipt and filing\nthereof shall be made by the clerk and the will shall remain on file\nsubject to the further order of the court.\n
N.Y. ISC Law § 7913 — New York Code / Act ISC / Article 79 / Section 7913
Separability provision
Status: in_force

§ 7913. Separability provision. If any provision of this article, or\nthe application of any such provision to any person or circumstances,\nshall be held invalid, the remainder of this article, and the\napplication of the provision to any person or circumstances other than\nthose as to which it is held invalid, shall not be affected.\n
N.Y. AGM Law § 169-A — New York Code / Act AGM / Article 14 / Section 169-A
Spraying fruit trees or crops with poison
Status: in_force

§ 169-a. Spraying fruit trees or crops with poison.  Any person who\nsprays with or applies in any way poison or any poisonous substance to\nfruit trees or any alfalfa and clovers grown as field crops while in\nblossom, is guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by a fine of not less\nthan ten dollars nor more than fifty dollars for each offense except as\nhereinafter provided.\n  The commissioner of agriculture and markets may, after public hearing,\npermit the use of specific materials for fruit blossom thinning sprays\nduring the current year. The provisions of this section shall not\nprevent the New York State College of Agriculture and the Agricultural\nExperiment Station at Geneva from conducting experiments in the\napplication of poisons and spraying mixtures to fruit trees while in\nblossom.\n
N.Y. GMU Law § 469 — New York Code / Act GMU / Article 14-G / Section 469
Approval of attorney general and other state officials
Status: in_force

§ 469. Approval of attorney general and other state officials.  Prior\nto and as a condition precedent to its entry into force,\n  1. An interlocal agreement or any amendment thereto shall be submitted\nto the attorney general, who shall determine whether the agreement or\namendment is in proper form and compatible with the laws and public\npolicy of this state. The attorney general shall approve the interlocal\nagreement or amendment unless he shall find that it does not meet the\nconditions and requirements set forth herein. He shall report in writing\nto the governing boards of the contracting public agencies the specific\nrespects in which the proposed agreement or amendment fails to meet the\nconditions or requirements of law or of public policy. The failure of\nthe attorney general to disapprove an interlocal agreement or amendment\nwithin ninety days after receipt of the approvals required by\nsubdivision two of this section, or within such longer period as shall\nbe consented to by the contracting public agencies, shall constitute\napproval thereof.\n  2. In the event that an interlocal agreement or amendment thereto\nshall deal in whole or in part with the receiving, obtaining, providing\nor furnishing of services, facilities, personnel, equipment, or other\nproperty or resources, or the engaging in or performance of functions or\nactivities with regard to which the attorney general shall certify that\na department, officer or agency of this state has constitutional or\nstatutory responsibilities, powers, functions or duties or acts as agent\nof the state in connection with any federal or interstate program, the\nagreement or amendment shall be submitted to such department, officer or\nagency, and shall be approved or disapproved by it or him as to all\nmatters within its or his jurisdiction. This approval shall be subject\nto the same requirements governing the action of the attorney general\nunder subdivision one of this section. This requirement of submission\nand approval shall be in addition to and not in substitution for the\nrequirement of submission to and approval by the attorney general.\n  3. A legal opinion or opinions must be submitted to the attorney\ngeneral, in such form as shall be prescribed or approved by him,\nconcerning the authority of the contracting public agency or agencies of\nthe other state or states to enter into the interlocal agreement or any\namendment thereto.\n  4. A copy of the interlocal agreement and of any amendment thereto,\ncertified by the clerk or other appropriate officer of the governing\nboard of the contracting public agency of this state, shall be filed\nwith the county clerk of each of the counties of this state in which\nsuch contracting public agency is located; and another copy, similarly\ncertified, shall be filed with the secretary of state of this state.\n
N.Y. RPA Law § 1091 — New York Code / Act RPA / Article 10 / Section 1091
Action to recover property by revisioner or remainderman, after determination of particular estate
Status: in_force

§ 1091. Action to recover property by revisioner or remainderman,\nafter determination of particular estate. Where a tenant for life, or\nfor a term of years, suffers a judgment to be taken against him, by\nconsent or by default, in an action for dower, the heir or person owning\nthe reversion or remainder, may, after the determination of the\nparticular estate, maintain an action to recover the property.\n
N.Y. JUD Law § 772 — New York Code / Act JUD / Article 19 / Section 772
Punishment upon return of application
Status: in_force

§ 772. Punishment upon return of application. Upon the return of an\napplication to punish for contempt, the questions which arise must be\ndetermined, as upon any other motion; and, if the determination is to\nthe effect specified in section seven hundred and seventy, the order\nthereupon must be to the same effect as the final order therein\nprescribed.\n  Except as hereinafter provided, the offender may be committed upon a\ncertified copy of the order so made, without further process. Where the\ncommitment is ordered to punish an offense committed with respect to an\nenforcement procedure under the civil practice law and rules or pursuant\nto section two hundred forty-five of the domestic relations law, and the\ndefendant has not appeared upon the return of the application, the final\norder directing punishment and commitment of the offender shall include\na provision granting him leave to purge himself of the contempt within\nten days after personal service of the order by performance of the act\nor duty the omission of which constitutes the misconduct for which he is\nto be punished, and the act or duty to be performed shall be specified\nin the order. Upon a certified copy of the order, together with proof by\naffidavit that more than ten days have elapsed since personal service\nthereof upon the offender, and that the act or duty specified has not\nbeen performed, the court may issue without notice a warrant directed to\nthe sheriff or other enforcement officer of any jurisdiction in which\nthe offender may be found. The warrant shall command such officer to\narrest the offender forthwith and bring him before the court, or a judge\nthereof, to be committed or for such further disposition as the court in\nits discretion shall direct.\n
N.Y. ISC Law § 3107 — New York Code / Act ISC / Article 31 / Section 3107
Sale of insurance policies by vending machine
Status: in_force

§ 3107. Sale of insurance policies by vending machine. (a) Any\nprovision in a policy of accident insurance, requiring the signature of\nthe insured, where such insurance is sold by a vending machine, shall be\ninoperative and of no effect, unless a notice shall have been placed\nupon such vending machine, containing letters each at least one-half\ninch high, advising that the signature of the insured must be placed\nupon such policy or contract, at time of purchase, to make such policy\nor contract valid.\n  (b) No insurance shall be offered for sale, issued or sold by or from\nany vending machine or appliance or any other medium, device or object\ndesigned or used for vending purposes, herein called a device, except as\nprovided in this section.\n  (c) A licensed agent may solicit applications for and issue policies\nof accident insurance or baggage insurance on personal effects by means\nof mechanical vending machines or other coin operated devices supervised\nby him and placed at airports, railroad stations or bus stations or\nother places to meet the convenience of the public, subject to the\nprovisions of this section.\n  (d) Each policy to be sold by or from a device shall be reasonably\nsuited for sale and issuance through such a device, and the location of\nsuch device shall be one that is of material convenience to the public.\n  (e) No policy of insurance, issued through any such device shall be\nfor a period of time longer than ten days, or for the duration of a\none-way or round trip, as applicable.\n