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N.Y. EXC Law § 221-B — New York Code / Act EXC / Article 11 / Section 221-B
Reporting to New York state violent crimes analysis program
Status: in_force

§ 221-b Reporting to New York state violent crimes analysis program.\n1.  Every law enforcement agency which receives a report of an actual or\nattempted abduction or molestation shall notify the New York state\nviolent crimes analysis program, via the requirements of the New York\nstatewide police information network, of such report. Such program shall\nmake comparisons of data in its files, and report to the law enforcement\nagency making an initial report, any similarities to other reports\nreceived by such program. The violent crimes analysis program shall also\nnotify the unit of a law enforcement agency which investigates homicides\nwhen a report reveals similarities, patterns or modus operandi which\nappear in reports of homicides.\n  2. Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, every\nlaw enforcement agency that accepts responsibility for investigating a\nhomicide or attempted homicide, the discovery of unidentified human\nremains, a reported missing person case where circumstances indicate a\nstrong possibility of foul play, or a sexual assault or attempted sexual\nassault, shall make a written report of such investigation to the New\nYork state violent crimes analysis program. Such program shall conduct a\ncomputerized commonality analysis and provide the submitting law\nenforcement agency the results of such analysis. Every written report\nmade to the violent crimes analysis program shall be in form and content\nas determined and prescribed by such program, upon the approval of the\nsuperintendent of state police. An initial written report shall be made\nto the violent crimes analysis program within thirty days of\ncommencement of an investigation. The results of a computerized\ncommonality analysis shall be provided by such program to the submitting\nlaw enforcement agency upon completion of such analysis in a timely\nmanner, as prescribed by the superintendent of state police.\n
N.Y. WKC Law § 83 — New York Code / Act WKC / Article 6 / Section 83
Rules
Status: in_force

§ 83. Rules. The commissioner shall adopt rules for the conduct of the\nbusiness of the state fund, and may from time to time alter, amend or\nrepeal any rule therefore adopted. At least six affirmative votes shall\nbe required for the adoption of any rule, or the amendment or repeal of\nany rule. No rule, and no resolution proposing to alter, amend or repeal\nany rule, shall be effective unless approved by the commissioner of\nlabor. If the commissioner of labor fails to act upon any such rule or\nresolution within thirty days after it is communicated to him or her,\nsuch rule or resolution shall be deemed to have been approved.\n  The rules of the commissioners shall provide for the conduct of the\nbusiness of the state insurance fund, including the issuance of policies\nand their terms and conditions, the fixing of premium rates, the keeping\nof records, auditing of payrolls, and the billing and collection of\npremiums therefor, the inspection of risks and the setting of the\nstandards of safety, the adjustment and payment of claims and awards,\nand the investigation of all matters relating thereto, the medical\nexamination of persons claiming compensation and the furnishing and\nsupervision of medical and surgical treatment to persons injured as set\nforth in this chapter, the conduct of the legal business of the fund and\nthe enforcement of the subrogated rights of the fund against third\nparties, the investment of the surplus and reserves of the fund, and the\ncollection and analysis of statistics of payrolls, premiums, losses and\nexpenses and the actuarial consideration thereof.\n
N.Y. PEP Law § 47 — New York Code / Act PEP / Article 3-A / Section 47
Public filing of assignment before filing with employer
Status: in_force

§ 47. Public filing of assignment before filing with employer.  Except\nas provided in section forty-nine of this chapter, an assignment of\nfuture earnings or a true copy thereof, must be filed with the county\nclerk as provided for in section forty-seven-a before such assignment or\na copy thereof is filed with the assignor's employer.\n
N.Y. PBH Law § 2865 — New York Code / Act PBH / Article 28-A / Section 2865
Voluntary dissolution
Status: in_force

§ 2865. Voluntary dissolution. 1. At any time after the expiration of\ntwenty years after the occupancy date, or such earlier date as the bonds\nissued by the New York state housing finance agency or the New York\nstate medical care facilities finance agency, as the case may be, with\nrespect to the project are subject to redemption, a company may be\nvoluntarily dissolved, with the consent of the commissioner, upon\nrepayment in full of all obligations under the mortgage and payment of\nall obligations of the company, as approved by the commissioner.\n  2. Upon such dissolution, title of the project of a limited-profit\nnursing home company may be conveyed in fee to the owner or owners of\nits shares or to any other entity authorized by law designated by it or\nthem for the purpose, provided, however, that prior to any such\ndissolution and conveyance, payment shall be made of all current\noperating expenses, taxes, indebtedness and all accrued interest thereon\nand the par value of and accrued dividends on the outstanding shares of\nsuch company, if any. After such dissolution and conveyance, or such\nreconstitution, the provisions of this article shall become and be\ninapplicable to any such project and any tax exemption granted with\nrespect to such project pursuant to this article shall cease and\nterminate.\n
N.Y. PAR Law § 13.28 — New York Code / Act PAR / Title C / Article 13 / Section 13.28
Lyme and tick-borne disease warning signs
Status: in_force

§ 13.28 Lyme and tick-borne disease warning signs. Within one hundred\ntwenty days of the effective date of this section, the office shall\nperform an assessment of state parks, including trails, to determine\nwhere it is appropriate to install signage to warn park users of\npossible Lyme and tick-borne infections. The assessment shall include,\nbut shall not be limited to, considerations related to the installation\nof signage in areas of new or increased contact with ticks reported to\nthe office, and, in consultation with the state department of health, an\nevaluation of any relevant data on tick-borne diseases. Such assessment\nshall be updated every three years, or earlier as deemed necessary by\nthe office and a summary of such assessment shall, within sixty days of\ncompletion, be posted by the office on its website. The office shall\nthereafter install and maintain signs at all state-managed parks,\nincluding, but not limited to, trail entryways and campgrounds, as\nnecessary based on such assessment, warning individuals that ticks may\nbe found in such areas and may result in Lyme disease or other\ntick-borne diseases. Such office may use models already in use\nthroughout the state when determining the design for such signage. For\nthe purposes of this section, "trail" shall include footpaths, bike\nways, snowmobile trails, horse trails, cross country ski trails, roads\nand other rights-of-way suitable for hiking, strolling, cycling,\nhorseback riding, skiing and other means of motorized and non-motorized\ntravel for recreational purposes and shall include combinations and\nsystems of trails, including connecting and side trails, and trails\nleading to scenic and recreational areas located within and maintained\nby the office.\n
N.Y. SCP Law § 2111 — New York Code / Act SCP / Article 21 / Section 2111
Ex parte application for advance payment of fees of an attorney-fiduciary or guardian ad litem 1
Status: in_force

§ 2111. Ex parte application for advance payment of fees of an\n          attorney-fiduciary or guardian ad litem\n  1. At any time during the administration of an estate and irrespective\nof the pendency of a particular proceeding an attorney of this state who\nis a fiduciary, or guardian ad litem may present to the court from which\nhis or her letters or appointment issued a petition praying that he or\nshe be permitted to receive a sum on account of his or her compensation\nfor legal services theretofore rendered to the estate or to the person\nunder disability.  No notice of the application shall be required,\nexcept that in the case of a guardian ad litem notice shall be given to\nany attorney or person who has appeared in the proceeding for which the\nguardian ad litem seeks an allowance.  If the application be\nentertained, the court may award a sum on account of compensation or\nmake such other order, if any, as justice shall require. The total\nexpenses of the application shall be borne by the petitioner personally.\n  2. An attorney who is a fiduciary may take advances on account of\ncompensation for legal services rendered to the estate, without\napplication to the court if he shall have at least one co-fiduciary who\nis not rendering legal services to the estate and all co-fiduciaries\nhave consented to such payment on account or if the instrument under\nwhich the attorney is acting permits him to take such payments on\naccount in advance of the settlement of the account.\n  3. In all cases where any such payment on account of legal services\nhas been taken by an attorney his or her account must disclose the fact\nand the amount of such payment.\n  4. The compensation of an attorney for legal services awarded or taken\nunder this section may include compensation for the time and value of\nservices performed by a person who is not an attorney, provided such\nservices are performed under the supervision of an attorney and would,\nif performed by an attorney, be compensable under this section.\n
N.Y. PEP Law § 49 — New York Code / Act PEP / Article 3-A / Section 49
Certain provisions not applicable to banks, trust companies or credit unions
Status: in_force

§ 49. Certain provisions not applicable to banks, trust companies or\ncredit unions. 1. The provisions of section forty-seven of this article\nshall not be applicable to any bank, trust company or credit union doing\nbusiness in the state of New York.\n  2. The provisions of section forty-eight of this article in so far as\nthey require any delay by an assignee, before filing with the employer,\nshall not apply to assignments given either as security for or as a\nmanner or method of the repayment of money actually advanced to or at\nthe request of the assignor by any bank, trust company or credit union\ndoing business in the state of New York; provided, however, that every\nsuch assignment must have printed on the face thereof the following\nwords: "This assignment is executed as security for, or as a manner or\nmethod of the repayment of, money advanced by a bank, trust company or\ncredit union doing business in New York." No assignment, however,\nreceived by any bank, trust company or credit union pursuant to any\nagreement between it and a person who has sold merchandise or furnished\nservices to, or at the request of, the assignor, shall be deemed to have\nbeen given as security for, or as a manner or method of repayment of,\nmoney actually advanced to, or at the request of, the assignor within\nthe meaning of this section.\n
N.Y. VIL Law § 13-1300 — New York Code / Act VIL / Article 13 / Section 13-1300
Definitions
Status: in_force

§ 13-1300 Definitions. As used in this article:\n  The term, "self-supporting improvement" shall mean any recreational\nfacility, and parking areas in connection therewith, established\npursuant to this article from which revenues are obtained by the\nimposition and collection of rates, fees, tolls or admissions.\n  The term "charges" shall mean any fees, tolls, rates or admissions.\n
N.Y. EPT Law § 7-6.20 — New York Code / Act EPT / Article 7 / Part 6 / Section 7-6.20
Termination of custodianship
Status: in_force

§ 7-6.20 Termination of custodianship\n  The custodian shall transfer in an appropriate manner the custodial\nproperty to the minor or to the minor's estate upon the earlier of:\n  (a) the minor's attainment of twenty-one years of age with respect to\ncustodial property transferred under 7-6.4 or 7-6.5;\n  (b) the minor's attainment of age eighteen or other statutory age of\nmajority of New York with respect to custodial property transferred\nunder 7-6.6 or 7-6.7; or\n  (c) the minor's death.\n
N.Y. LLC Law § 1104 — New York Code / Act LLC / Article 11 / Section 1104
Limited liability companies prohibited from interposing defense of usury
Status: in_force

§ 1104. Limited liability companies prohibited from interposing\ndefense of usury. (a) No domestic or foreign limited liability company\nshall hereafter interpose the defense of usury in any action.\n  (b) The provisions of subdivision (a) of this section shall not apply\nto a domestic or foreign limited liability company, the principal asset\nof which is the ownership of a one or two family dwelling, where it\nappears either that such limited liability company was formed, or that\nthe controlling interest therein was acquired, within a period of six\nmonths prior to the execution by such limited liability company of a\nbond or note evidencing indebtedness, and a mortgage creating a lien for\nsuch indebtedness on such one or two family dwelling.\n  Any provision of any contract, or any separate written instrument\nexecuted prior to, simultaneously with or within sixty days after the\ndelivery of any moneys to any borrower in connection with such\nindebtedness, whereby the defense of usury is waived or any such limited\nliability company estopped from asserting it, is hereby declared to be\ncontrary to public policy and absolutely void.\n  (c) The provisions of subdivision (a) of this section shall not apply\nto any action in which a limited liability company interposes a defense\nof criminal usury as described in section 190.40 of the penal law.\n
N.Y. ENV Law § 36-0101 — New York Code / Act ENV / Article 36 / Section 36-0101
Declaration of findings
Status: in_force

§ 36-0101. Declaration of findings.\n  The legislature finds and declares that:\n  1. It is in the interest of the people of this state to provide for\nparticipation in the national flood insurance program as enacted by the\ncongress of the United States;\n  2. The essence of the national flood insurance program is the\nregulation of land uses within areas identified by the director of the\nfederal emergency management agency as areas of special flood hazard.\nLand use regulation is principally a matter of local concern; therefore,\nlocal governments have the principal responsibility for enacting\nappropriate land use regulations that will meet federal standards and\npermit the sale of flood insurance in such communities;\n  3. Providing for the availability of flood insurance for all residents\nof the state is the policy of the state; all local governments with land\nuse jurisdiction over any area of special flood hazard must comply with\nall national flood insurance program requirements so that the residents\nof such local communities may purchase flood insurance; and\n  4. All publicly owned facilities within any identified area of special\nflood hazard must be in compliance with the national flood insurance\nprogram requirements.\n
N.Y. RRD Law § 34 — New York Code / Act RRD / Article 2 / Section 34
Substituted lines in certain cases
Status: in_force

§ 34. Substituted lines in certain cases. Where a portion of a steam\nsurface railroad or branch thereof, shall be specifically authorized by\nstatute to be taken for any other public use, and such portion lies\nwholly outside of any city, any corporation owning or operating such\nportion may locate, as provided in section sixteen of this article, and\nmay construct and operate, in substitution for such portion, and with\nproper connections with the former line, a new line of steam surface\nrailroad, wholly or partly in the same or any adjoining county, and\nwholly outside of any city, and not exceeding twenty-five miles in\nlength, in the manner, with the powers and subject to the limitations\nand requirements provided in this chapter with respect to steam surface\nrailroads.\n
N.Y. RSS Law § 615 — New York Code / Act RSS / Article 15 / Section 615
Duration
Status: in_force

§ 615. Duration. Notwithstanding any other provisions of this chapter\nor of any other law, the provisions of article fourteen of this chapter\nshall no longer apply to members to whom this article applies on the\ndate article fifteen of this chapter becomes effective, provided,\nhowever, any member who has retired pursuant to the provisions of\narticle fourteen of this chapter before the effective date of this\narticle or any beneficiary of such a member or a beneficiary of a member\nwho dies before the effective date of this article and who is entitled\nto a death benefit pursuant to article fourteen of this chapter shall\nreceive such benefits pursuant to the provisions of article fourteen of\nthis chapter, except as provided pursuant to the provisions of section\nsix hundred seventeen of this article.\n
N.Y. GMU Law § 50-D — New York Code / Act GMU / Article 4 / Section 50-D
Municipal liability for malpractice of certain physicians, resident physicians, internes, dentists, podiatrists and optometrists in publi...
Status: in_force

§ 50-d. Municipal liability for malpractice of certain physicians,\nresident physicians, internes, dentists, podiatrists and optometrists in\npublic institutions. 1. Notwithstanding any inconsistent provision of\nlaw, general, special or local, or limitation contained in the\nprovisions of any city charter, every municipal corporation shall be\nliable for, and shall assume the liability, to the extent that it shall\nsave him harmless, of any resident physician, physician, interne,\ndentist, podiatrist or optometrist rendering medical, dental, podiatry\nor optometry services of any kind to a person without receiving\ncompensation from such person in a public institution maintained in\nwhole or in part by the municipal corporation, or in the course of a\nhome care service maintained by such public institution, for damages for\npersonal injuries alleged to have been sustained by such person by\nreason of the malpractice of such resident physician, physician,\ninterne, dentist, podiatrist or optometrist while engaged in the\nrendition of such services. Every such resident physician, physician,\ninterne, dentist, podiatrist or optometrist for the purpose of this\nsection, shall be deemed an employee of the municipal corporation\nnotwithstanding that the municipal corporation derived no special\nbenefit in its corporate capacity.\n  2. No action shall be maintained under this section against such\nmunicipality, resident physician, physician, interne, dentist,\npodiatrist or optometrist unless a notice of claim shall have been made\nand served in compliance with section fifty-e of this chapter. Every\nsuch action shall be commenced pursuant to the provisions of section\nfifty-i of this chapter.\n  3. The provisions of this section shall not apply to the city of New\nYork.\n
N.Y. ENV Law § 42-0113 — New York Code / Act ENV / Article 42 / Section 42-0113
Cooperation of state agencies
Status: in_force

§ 42-0113. Cooperation of state agencies.\n  To effectuate the purposes of this article, the partnership may\nrequest from any department, board, bureau, commission or other agency\nof the state, and the same are authorized to provide, such cooperation\nand assistance, services and data as will enable the partnership\nproperly to carry out its functions pursuant to this article.\n
N.Y. JUD Law § 158 — New York Code / Act JUD / Article 5 / Section 158
Appointment of calendar clerk for Westchester county in the ninth judicial district
Status: in_force

§ 158. Appointment of calendar clerk for Westchester county in the\nninth judicial district.  The justices of the supreme court for the\nninth judicial district, or the majority of them, may appoint and may at\npleasure remove a calendar clerk in and for the county of Westchester.\nNo person shall be eligible to such appointment unless he shall be a\nresident elector of the county of Westchester. His qualifications and\nfitness for the office shall be determined and approved by the justices\nmaking the appointment. He shall have charge of all the calendars of the\nsupreme court in and for said county and shall be governed by and have\nsuch powers as are provided by the rules and/or regulations adopted from\ntime to time in accordance with statute. The board of supervisors of\nWestchester county shall fix the salary of such clerk and may authorize\nhim to employ within the appropriations made by said board, such\nclerical force or other assistants as it shall determine.\n
N.Y. MHY Law § 41.45 — New York Code / Act MHY / Title E / Article 41 / Section 41.45
Development grants for residential care centers for adults
Status: in_force

§ 41.45 Development grants for residential care centers for adults.\n  The commissioner of mental health is authorized, within appropriations\nmade therefor, to make grants to local governmental units and voluntary\nagencies for up to one hundred percent of the reasonable pre-operational\ncosts associated with efforts to establish residential care centers for\nadults, including legal fees and initial management staffing.\n
N.Y. NAV Law § 102 — New York Code / Act NAV / Article 7 / Section 102
Rules governing the operation of motor boats
Status: in_force

§ 102. Rules governing the operation of motor boats. The following\nrules for the operation of motor boats within such zone are hereby\nestablished: 1. No motor boat shall be operated within a harbor line at\na speed exceeding five miles per hour. The waters of the Saint Lawrence\nriver lying southerly of Wells Island and northwesterly of a line drawn\nfrom the easterly tip of Wells Island beginning at a point known as "The\nChalet" and easterly and southerly of Saint Elmo Island and continuing\nsoutherly of Dewey Island, Nobby Island, and, terminating at the\nsteamship dock, southerly of a point known as "Hope Well Hall"; and the\nwaters of the Saint Lawrence river lying northerly of the mainland of\nthe town of Alexandria, Jefferson county, New York, and southerly of a\nline drawn from the point of land beginning on the mainland known as\nBonne Castle and northerly of Squaw Island to the southwesterly part of\nCuba Island, shall constitute harbors for all the purposes mentioned in\nthis article.\n  2. Every person operating a motor boat shall at all times operate the\nsame in a careful and prudent manner and at such a rate of speed as not\nto endanger the property of another or the life or limb of any person.\n  3. No motor boat shall be operated in a reckless manner. Reckless\noperation shall include operating a motor boat in a manner which\nunnecessarily interferes with the free and proper use of the waters of\nsaid river, or unnecessarily endangers other craft therein, or the life\nor limb of any person.\n  4. No motor boat shall be operated during the period from one-half\nhour after sunset to one-half hour before sunrise at a greater speed\nthan fifteen miles per hour. No motor boat shall be operated during the\nperiod from one-half hour before sunrise to one-half hour after sunset\nat a greater speed than thirty miles per hour.  The provisions of this\nsection shall not apply to any motor boat while actually competing in a\nrace held under the auspices of a racing association, chamber of\ncommerce or duly incorporated yacht club.\n  The provisions of this section are intended to supplement other\nprovisions of this chapter and applicable regulations.  The more\nrestrictive provision should be applied if more than one law or rule\ncould be applied to a given situation.\n