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NY Not for Profit Corp L § 1318 (2021)
2021 New York Laws NPC - Not-For-Profit Corporation Article 13 - Foreign Corporations 1318 - Liabilities of Directors and Officers of Foreign Corporations.

§ 1318. Liabilities of directors and officers of foreign corporations.  (a)    Except as otherwise provided in this chapter, the directors and officers of a foreign corporation conducting activities  in  this  state are  subject, to the same extent as directors and officers of a domestic corporation, to the provisions of:  (1)   Section 719 (Liability of directors  in  certain  cases)  except subparagraph (a) (4) thereof, and  (2)      Section  720  (Action  against  directors  and  officers  for misconduct)  (b)  Any liability imposed by paragraph (a) may be  enforced  in,  and such  relief granted by, the courts in this state, in the same manner as in the case of a domestic corporation.
NY Not for Profit Corp L § 1319 (2021)
2021 New York Laws NPC - Not-For-Profit Corporation Article 13 - Foreign Corporations 1319 - Liability of Foreign Corporations for Failure to Disclose Required Information.

§ 1319. Liability  of  foreign  corporations  for  failure  to  discloserequired information.A foreign corporation conducting activities in this  state  shall,  in   the  same  manner  as a domestic corporation, disclose to its members of   record who are residents of this state the  information  required  under   Article  5 and shall be liable as provided in section 521 (Liability for   failure to disclose required information) for failure to comply in  good   faith with these requirements.
NY Not for Profit Corp L § 1320 (2021)
2021 New York Laws NPC - Not-For-Profit Corporation Article 13 - Foreign Corporations 1320 - Applicability of Other Provisions.

§ 1320. Applicability of other provisions.  (a)      In   additions  to  articles  1  (Short  title;  definitions; application; certificates; miscellaneous)  and  3  (Corporate  name  and service  of process) and the other sections of article 13, the following provisions, to the extent provided therein, shall  apply  to  a  foreign corporation conducting activities in this state, its directors, officers and members:  (1)    Section 623 (Members' derivative action brought in the right of the corporation to procure a judgment in its favor).  (2)     Sections  721  (Exclusivity  of   statutory   provisions   for indemnification  of  directors  and officers) through 727 (Insurance for indemnification of directors and officers), inclusive.  (3)   Section 906 (Merger or consolidation  of  domestic  and  foreign corporations).
NY Not for Profit Corp L § 1321 (2021)
2021 New York Laws NPC - Not-For-Profit Corporation Article 13 - Foreign Corporations 1321 - Exemption From Certain Provisions.

§ 1321. Exemption from certain provisions.  (a)  Notwithstanding  any  other  provision of this chapter, a foreign corporation conducting activities in  this  state  which  is  authorized under this article, its directors, officers and members, shall be exempt from  the  provisions  of  paragraph  (e)  of section 1317 (Voting trust records), subparagraph (1) of paragraph (a) of section 1318 (Liabilities of directors and officers of foreign corporations), and subparagraph (2) of paragraph (a) of section 1320 (Applicability of other provisions)  of this article if such provision would otherwise apply:  (1)  The  corporation  is  a  non-charitable  corporation  under  this chapter; its principal activities are conducted outside this state;  the greater  part  of  its  property is located outside this state; and less than one third of its members are residents of this state; or  (2) The corporation is a charitable corporation  under  this  chapter; its  principal  activities are conducted outside this state; the greater part of its property is located outside this state; and  less  than  ten per  cent  of  its annual revenues is derived from solicitation of funds within this state.
NY Not for Profit Corp L § 1407 (2021)
2021 New York Laws NPC - Not-For-Profit Corporation Article 14 - Special Not-for-Profit Corporations 1407 - Alumni Corporations.

§ 1407. Alumni corporations.  (a) Alumni may be incorporated.   The alumni of any college or university, or of one or more colleges or schools of any university, may be incorporated by executing and filing a certificate pursuant to article 4 of this chapter.  (b) Type of corporation.   An alumni corporation is a charitable corporation.  (c) Powers.   An  alumni  corporation  may  create, manage and control a fund, to be known as the alumni fund, and for that purpose acquire and hold real and personal property. The principal of such fund,  or  the  income  derived therefrom,  may  be  transferred to the college or university with which such corporation is identified, or used for and applied to  such  object or  objects  connected  with  such  college or university as such alumni corporation shall direct.  (d) Alumni fund.   The directors of an alumni corporation  shall  have  the  custody  and management  of the alumni fund but shall not dispose of the whole or any part of the principal of any invested fund except  as  authorized  by  a two-thirds vote of the members of such corporation, present at an annual meeting thereof.
NY Not for Profit Corp L § 1408 (2021)
2021 New York Laws NPC - Not-For-Profit Corporation Article 14 - Special Not-for-Profit Corporations 1408 - Historical Societies.

§ 1408. Historical societies.  (a) Historical societies may hold property.   Any incorporated historical society of this state is hereby authorized to  have  and  hold  for the purposes of inclosure, preservation and the erection of monuments, but not for business purposes, the sites  of  old forts,  battlegrounds  and other historic sites, not exceeding six acres in any one locality, which shall be exempt from taxation; and to receive donations of articles of historic interest on the condition that in case of its dissolution or inability to pay its debts otherwise than from its effects, such articles shall revert to the donors or their  heirs.  Fees may be charged by any such society for the exhibition of its property or collections  only  to  the extent that the proceeds thereof are used for the preservation,  maintenance  and  development  of  such  property  or collections.  (b) Type of corporation.   An historical society is a charitable corporation under this chapter.  (c) Acquisition.   The  acquisition  by  any such historical society of this state of any real property  for  the  purpose  of  inclosure,  preservation  and  the erection  of  monuments, is hereby declared to be for a public use. Such property may be acquired in the manner prescribed by the eminent  domain procedure law.
NY Not for Profit Corp L § 1501 (2021)
2021 New York Laws NPC - Not-For-Profit Corporation Article 15 - Public Cemetery Corporations 1501 - Declaration of Policy.

§ 1501. Declaration of policy.The  people  of this state have a vital interest in the establishment,   maintenance and preservation of public burial  grounds  and  the  proper   operation  of  the  corporations  which  own and manage the same.   This   article is determined an exercise of the police powers of this state  to   protect  the  well-being  of our citizens, to promote the public welfare   and to prevent cemeteries from falling into disrepair  and  dilapidation   and  becoming  a  burden  upon  the community, and in furtherance of the   public policy of this state that cemeteries  shall  be  conducted  on  a   non-profit basis for the mutual benefit of plot owners therein.
NY Not for Profit Corp L § 1503 (2021)
2021 New York Laws NPC - Not-For-Profit Corporation Article 15 - Public Cemetery Corporations 1503 - Application.

§ 1503. Application.  (a)  Except  as  otherwise  provided in paragraph (b) of this section, paragraph (c) of section fifteen hundred seven,  and  paragraph  (m)  of section  fifteen  hundred  ten,  this  article  does  not apply to (1) a religious corporation, (2)  a  municipal  corporation,  (3)  a  cemetery corporation  owning  a cemetery operated, supervised or controlled by or in connection with a religious corporation or (4) a  cemetery  belonging to  a  religious  or a municipal corporation, or operated, supervised or controlled by or in connection with a religious corporation  unless  any officer, member or employee of any such corporation shall receive or may be lawfully entitled to receive any pecuniary profit from the operations thereof,  other  than  reasonable compensation for services in effecting one  or  more  of  the  purposes  of  such  corporation  or  as   proper beneficiaries   of  its  strictly  charitable  purposes  or  unless  the organization of any such corporation for any of its avowed purposes be a guise or pretense for directly or indirectly making any other  pecuniary profit  for  such  corporation,  or  for any of its officers, members or employees, and unless any  such  corporation  is  not,  in  good  faith, organized  or  conducted  exclusively  for  one  or  more  of its stated purposes.  (b) All crematories shall be subject to inspection by the division  of cemeteries.  Upon  inspection, the crematory may be asked to produce any and all records for the operation  and  maintenance  of  the  crematory. These   records   may   include   but   not   be  limited  to  cremation authorizations, rules and regulations of the  crematory,  procedures  as set  forth in section fifteen hundred seventeen of this article, and the written procedure of the identification of remains.
NY Not for Profit Corp L § 1505-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws NPC - Not-For-Profit Corporation Article 15 - Public Cemetery Corporations 1505-A - Additional Requirements for Incorporation of Crematories.

§ 1505-a. Additional requirements for incorporation of crematories.  (a) Approval. A cemetery corporation seeking the approval to operate a crematory  must submit for approval by the cemetery board the following: (1) a list of the directors, employees, and certificate holders  of  the cemetery  corporation;  (2)  a certified survey of the site and location within the county it will be situated;  (3)  a  business  plan  for  the operation  of the crematory to include, but not be limited to, number of expected cremations per year, number of  cremation  units,  manufacture, capital  costs,  financing,  anticipated  number  of employees, types of services provided, pricing thereof; (4) a description of the  impact  of the proposed crematory on other crematories within the county or whether the  crematory will have an adverse impact on the surrounding community; (5) plans, designs, and  costs  of  any  structures  to  be  erected  or retrofitted for the crematory use; (6) a description of any approvals or permits  required  by state or local law. No crematory shall be approved until such other approvals or permits  have  been  obtained.  Any  board approval of a crematory shall be so conditioned.  (b)  Further information. Within thirty-five days following receipt of the information required by paragraph (a) of this section, the  cemetery board  or  the  division  of  cemeteries  may  request from the cemetery corporation any additional information or  documentation  and  technical assistance deemed necessary to review such information. Such information shall  not be deemed complete until the requested additional information has been received. If no such request is made, the submission  shall  be deemed  complete  on  the  thirty-fifth  day  after  its  receipt by the division.  (c) Determination. The  cemetery  board  shall  approve  or  deny  the proposed crematory within ninety days of the completed submission.  (d)  Notification.  The cemetery board shall provide written notice of its  determination  to  the  cemetery   corporation.   If   a   negative determination  is  made,  such  notice shall state the reasons therefor. Notice shall be made by registered or certified mail  addressed  to  the corporation at its principal office.
NY Not for Profit Corp L § 1506-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws NPC - Not-For-Profit Corporation Article 15 - Public Cemetery Corporations 1506-A - Cemetery Corporations; Restrictions.

§ 1506-a. Cemetery corporations; restrictions.  (a) No cemetery corporation shall, directly or indirectly:  (1)  sell,  or  have, enter into or perform a lease of any of its real property to a funeral entity, or use any of its property for location of a funeral entity;  (2) commingle its funds with a funeral entity;  (3) direct or carry on its business or affairs with a funeral entity;  (4) authorize control of its business or affairs by a funeral entity;  (5) engage in any sale or cross-marketing of goods or services with  a funeral entity;  (6) have or enter into or perform a management or service contract for cemetery operations with a funeral entity; or  (7)  have, enter into or perform a management contract with any entity other than a not-for-profit  cemetery  corporation;  provided,  however, that  a  not-for-profit cemetery corporation may enter into or perform a management  contract  with  a  private  cemetery  corporation  for   the operational  management  of  a  mausoleum or columbarium by such private cemetery corporation  provided  such  contract  shall  have  first  been authorized by the board of the not-for-profit cemetery corporation.  (b)  Only  the provisions of subdivisions one and two of paragraph (a) of this section shall apply to cemetery corporations with  thirty  acres or less of real property dedicated to cemetery purposes, and only to the extent  the  sale  or  lease  is  of real property dedicated to cemetery purposes, and such cemeteries shall not engage in the  sale  of  funeral home  goods or services, except if such goods and services are otherwise permitted to be sold by cemeteries, nor shall a majority of the  members of  the  board of directors or trustees of such cemeteries be made up of the representatives of a funeral entity.  (c) For the purposes of this section, "funeral entity" means a person, partnership, corporation, limited liability company  or  other  form  of business  organization  providing  funeral  home  services,  or  owning, controlling,  conducting  or  affiliated  with  a  funeral   home,   any subsidiary  thereof  or an officer, director or stockholder having a ten per centum or  greater  proprietary,  beneficial,  equitable  or  credit interest in a funeral home.
NY Not for Profit Corp L § 1506-B (2021)
2021 New York Laws NPC - Not-For-Profit Corporation Article 15 - Public Cemetery Corporations 1506-B - Transfer of Lands of Valley View Rural Cemetery.

§ 1506-b. Transfer of lands of Valley View Rural Cemetery.Notwithstanding  any other provision of law to the contrary, the board   of trustees of the Valley View Rural Cemetery Association in the town of   Dover Plains, New York, may by resolution of such board, sell, lease  or   transfer  any  portion of the lands of Valley View Rural Cemetery to the   parish of St. Charles Borromeo in the town of Dover  Plains,  New  York,   for  cemetery  purposes for the adjoining and contiguous cemetery of the   parish of St. Charles Borromeo.
NY Not for Profit Corp L § 1507-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws NPC - Not-For-Profit Corporation Article 15 - Public Cemetery Corporations 1507-A - State Cemetery Board Citizens Advisory Council.

§ 1507-a. State cemetery board citizens advisory council.  (a)  There  is hereby created a state cemetery board citizens advisory council, to study, investigate, monitor and  make  recommendations  with respect to the maintenance and operation of the state cemetery vandalism restoration,  monument  repair  or removal and administration fund. Such advisory council shall  study  and  investigate  incidents  of  cemetery abandonment,  vandalism  and  desecration, monitor the administration of such fund and  recommend  changes  to  improve  the  management  of  and expenditures  from  the  state  cemetery vandalism restoration, monument repair or removal and administration fund.  (b) The advisory council shall be composed of a member  designated  by the  secretary  of state, a member designated by the attorney general, a member designated by the commissioner of health, a member designated  by the  comptroller and a member designated by the commissioner of taxation and finance. The  appointees  to  the  advisory  council  shall  not  be employees  of  the department of state, department of law, department of health, department of audit and control or department  of  taxation  and finance.    Each  of  the  members  shall serve for a term of two years, provided, however, that the first appointments by  the  comptroller  and commissioner  of  taxation  and  finance   shall serve for a term of one year. Vacancies occurring other than by  expiration  of  term  shall  be filled  in  the same manner as the original appointments for the balance of the unexpired term. Persons designated or appointed to  the  advisory council  shall have demonstrated a long-standing interest, knowledge and experience in the care and preservation of gravesites. One member  shall be  elected  chairman  of the advisory council by a majority vote of the members of such council.  (c) The members of the advisory council shall receive no  compensation for  their services but shall be reimbursed for travel expenses incurred in the performance of their duties.  (d) The advisory council shall meet at least quarterly at the call  of the chairman.  (e)  The  advisory  council  may  request  and  shall receive from any department,  division,  board,  bureau,   commission,   agency,   public authority  of  the  state  or  any  political  subdivision  thereof such assistance and data  as  will  enable  it  properly  to  carry  out  its activities hereunder and effectuate the purposes set forth herein.
NY Not for Profit Corp L § 1508 (2021)
2021 New York Laws NPC - Not-For-Profit Corporation Article 15 - Public Cemetery Corporations 1508 - Reports by Cemeteries.

§ 1508. Reports by cemeteries.  (a)  Annual  report. Each cemetery corporation shall, on or before the fifteenth day of March after the end of its calendar year, or  if  on  a fiscal  year  the  seventy-fifth  day after the close of such year, file with the cemetery board (1) a statement  as  to  the  condition  of  the permanent  maintenance  trust  fund and a schedule of the assets of such fund. (2) a statement as to the condition of the perpetual care fund and a schedule of the assets of  such  fund.  (3)  a  statement  as  to  the condition  of  the  moneys  and  properties  received  by  the  cemetery corporation in trust under the provisions of subdivisions (f) and (g) of section fifteen hundred seven of this article. (4) a  statement  of  the gross  proceeds  of  the  sale of plots, lots and parts thereof, graves, niches and crypts showing the disposition of such  proceeds  and  (5)  a statement  of  changes  in  the  number  and  amount  of certificates of indebtedness in accordance with the provisions  of  paragraph  three  of subdivision (a) of section fifteen hundred eleven of this article. (6) a statement  as to the condition of the monument maintenance fund, if any, and a schedule of the assets of such fund.  (b) Additional reports. The cemetery board may address to any cemetery corporations or its officers or any person any inquiry  in  relation  to the transactions or conditions of the cemetery corporation or any matter connected  therewith,  and may require that a reply be verified. Failure to submit such reply within the time designated by  the  cemetery  board shall  subject  the  corporation,  officer or person so addressed to the penalties provided in subdivision (d) hereof.  (c) Cemetery payment for administration. To  defray  the  expenses  of examination  and  administration,  each  cemetery  corporation shall not later than March fifteenth in each calendar year, pay  to  the  cemetery board  the sum of three dollars per interment and cremation in excess of fifteen interments or cremations for the  preceding  calendar  year.  No contribution  shall be collected upon the interment of the cremains of a deceased person where a contribution was collected upon cremation.  (d) Failure to file report. Any  cemetery  corporation  or  individual failing  to  file  any  report or any schedule of rules, regulations and charges required by this article shall forfeit  to  the  people  of  the state  the sum of one hundred dollars for each day that each such report shall be delayed or withheld, except that the cemetery board may  extend the time for filing any such report and may waive payment of any penalty or part thereof provided herein.
NY Not for Profit Corp L § 1510-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws NPC - Not-For-Profit Corporation Article 15 - Public Cemetery Corporations 1510-A - Repair or Removal of Monuments.

§ 1510-a. Repair or removal of monuments.  (a)  Cemetery corporations may repair or remove any monuments or other markers not owned by the cemetery  corporation  that  have  fallen  into disrepair  or  dilapidation  so  as  to  create  a  dangerous condition, provided that the cemetery corporation has given  not  less  than  sixty days  notice  by registered or certified mail to the last known owner at that person's last known address to repair or  remove  the  monument  or other  marker  and  the  said  owner has failed to do so within the time provided in said notice.  (b) In the event that the last known owner cannot be found, the notice may be given by publishing the same once each week for three consecutive weeks in a newspaper published or circulated in the county in which  the cemetery  is  located.  Such notice shall be addressed to the last known owner and to all persons having or claiming any interest in  or  to  the burial  lot on which the monument or other marker is located. The notice shall date from the  date  of  mailing  such  notice  by  registered  or certified mail, or the date of the third publication in the newspaper.  (c)  Any  monument  or other marker that is removed as provided for in this section shall be replaced with a flush  bronze  or  granite  marker suitably  inscribed  if  replacement  is  appropriate for identification purposes.  (d) Nothing contained herein shall be construed  as  establishing  any right  of damages not otherwise provided by law, rule or contract in any person against the cemetery corporation for failure to repair or  remedy any  condition  described or give notice thereof as provided for in this section.
NY Not for Profit Corp L § 1510-B (2021)
2021 New York Laws NPC - Not-For-Profit Corporation Article 15 - Public Cemetery Corporations 1510-B - Availability for Interment on Six-Day Basis.

§ 1510-b. Availability for interment on six-day basis.Every  cemetery corporation shall be available for interments at least   six days per week,  excluding  legal  holidays,  as  set  forth  in  the   cemetery's regulations or in accordance with its practices. Any cemetery   which  maintains  and  designates  a  burial  section  for  persons of a   particular religious belief must remain available for grave openings and   interments Sunday through Friday or other six-day period  in  accordance   with  the  religious and/or ethnic traditions of the persons interred in   said religious section. Nothing in this section shall require a cemetery   to provide grave openings and/or interments if they are otherwise unable   to do so as to direct consequence of severe weather conditions or  other   similar conditions.
NY Not for Profit Corp L § 1510-C (2021)
2021 New York Laws NPC - Not-For-Profit Corporation Article 15 - Public Cemetery Corporations 1510-C - Form of Authorizations.

§ 1510-c. Form of authorizations.Any  form,  authorization,  permit  or  designation  required  by this   article may be signed by written instrument or the use of an  electronic   signature, as that term is defined in subdivision three of section three   hundred  two of the state technology law, with the intent to execute the   instrument, writing or electronic record.