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NY Indian L § 100 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 8 - The Saint Regis Tribe 100 - Payment of Annuity.

§  100.  Payment  of annuity.   The department of social welfare shall   annually pay to the clerk  of  the  Saint  Regis  tribe  out  of  moneys   appropriated  therefor  by the legislature, any amount due to such tribe   pursuant to the terms of existing agreements between the state and  such   Indians.  Before  receiving  any  such money, such clerk shall execute a   bond to the Saint Regis tribe in double the amount of the money  payable   to  him.  Such bond shall be approved as to form, amount and sufficiency   of sureties by the county judge  of  Franklin  county.  The  council  of   chiefs  of the Saint Regis tribe may, in case of default, delinquency or   misconduct of such clerk, maintain an  action  upon  such  bond.  Before   receiving  any  such  money,  the  clerk  shall  also  prepare under the   direction of the chiefs an annual roll of the members of the Saint Regis   tribe who are eligible to receive annuity money, including  therein  the   name  and  post-office  address  of each such member, and file copies of   such roll in the offices of the department of  social  welfare  and  the   county clerk of Franklin county.  The department of social welfare shall   not in any manner be charged with or be responsible for the distribution   or  expenditure  of  such  annuity  money by such tribe or any officials   thereof.
NY Indian L § 101 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 8 - The Saint Regis Tribe 101 - The Clerk.

§  101. The clerk.  1. The clerk of the tribe shall receive all moneys   belonging to such tribe, including moneys due from the state and due  on   any  tribal  lands leased by the tribe for its benefit. He shall pay out   moneys only upon the warrant of a majority of the chiefs of  the  tribe,   which  warrant  the  clerk shall retain as a voucher. At least five days   before the annual election, he shall report to the council an account of   the moneys received and expended by  him  with  the  vouchers  for  such   expenditures. He shall be entitled to receive for his services an amount   to  be  fixed by the majority of the chiefs of the tribe, payable out of   moneys disbursed by him.2. The clerk, after setting aside sufficient funds  for  disbursements   required  to  be made by law shall pay to individual members or heads of   families of the tribe the per capita shares of tribal  members  in  such   annuity  money  unless,  at a general meeting of the qualified voters of   such tribe duly called and held  during  such  year  and  prior  to  the   distribution  of  such  money,  a majority of the qualified voters shall   approve the expenditure of all or part of such moneys for  one  or  more   tribal  projects,  in  which event the amount or amounts so approved for   payment on account  of  such  project  or  projects  shall  be  paid  in   accordance  with  such  vote  and  any  balance  of  such  annuity money   remaining shall be added to the tribal funds.
NY Indian L § 102 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 8 - The Saint Regis Tribe 102 - Allotment of Lands.

§  102.  Allotment of lands.  The chiefs or headmen of the Saint Regis   nation of Indians in the county of Franklin, in council, shall allot and   set apart for any Indian or Indian family  making  application  and  not   possessing  land,  so  much  of  the  tribal  lands  as  they shall deem   reasonable and just, and no tribal lands shall be  appropriated  by  any   Indian  to  his  own  use, without such consent and allotment. The clerk   shall enter in a book, kept for that purpose, every allotment of  tribal   lands,  set  apart for any Indian or Indian family, and the part thereof   from which such Indian or family may sell timber or trees or the part he   is permitted to clear for the purposes of cultivation.
NY Indian L § 103 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 8 - The Saint Regis Tribe 103 - Consent of Chiefs to Sale of Timber.

§  103. Consent of chiefs to sale of timber.  Any Indian having tribal   lands allotted to him by the chiefs, if the consent of  such  chiefs  is   entered  in the clerk's book, may sell for his own benefit any timber or   trees on that portion of such lands which he shall actually and in  good   faith clear for the purposes of cultivation.
NY Indian L § 104 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 8 - The Saint Regis Tribe 104 - Indian Trespassers.

§ 104. Indian trespassers.  Any Indian who shall cut or destroy timber   or  trees  on  any  of the timbered lands of such nation, or without the   consent of such chiefs, shall be liable to a penalty of twice the  value   of the timber so cut down or destroyed recoverable by such chiefs in the   name of the nation.
NY Indian L § 105 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 8 - The Saint Regis Tribe 105 - Illegal Sales of Timber, Trees and Stone.

§  105.  Illegal  sales  of  timber,  trees and stone.   Every sale or   disposition without the consent of such chiefs, by any individual Indian   or Indians, of any tree, timber or stone on any of the tribal lands,  or   of any manufacture therefrom, shall be void. The chiefs may sell for the   benefit  of  the  tribe  any timber, trees or stone on the wild lands of   such tribe, the proceeds of such sale to be  paid  to  the  clerk.  Such   chiefs  may  bring an action in the name of the tribe against the person   to whom such trees, timber or  stone  are  sold  to  recover  the  value   thereof,  or against any person who shall have received any tree, timber   or stone or the manufacture therefrom unlawfully sold,  to  recover  the   value  thereof  for the benefit of the tribe. Any person who shall sell,   take or carry from the lands of such tribe, any trees, lumber, stone  or   article of manufacture therefrom, without the consent of such chiefs, in   any  other case than is provided for in this section, shall be liable to   a  penalty  of  twice  the  value  of  such  trees,  timber,  stone   or   manufactured  articles,  recoverable  by  such chiefs in the name of the   tribe. The chiefs of such tribe, upon giving satisfactory  security  for   costs,  may  sue in the name of the tribe for the amount of any recovery   permitted under this section, and after paying the legal charges of such   suit, shall pay over any remaining proceeds  of  such  recovery  to  the   clerk of the tribe.
NY Indian L § 106 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 8 - The Saint Regis Tribe 106 - Jurisdiction of Council to Determine Disputes.

§  106.  Jurisdiction of council to determine disputes.  The chiefs of   such tribe in council  assembled  may  hear  and  determine  charges  of   encroachment  or trespass on lands cultivated or occupied by any Indian,   entered or described in the clerk's book of records;  and  controversies   involving  the  title to property between individual Indians residing on   such reservation. A chief shall not act in any such  case  where  he  is   related  by  blood  to either of the parties within the fourth degree by   the common law, or has any interest in the action or proceeding.
NY Indian L § 107 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 8 - The Saint Regis Tribe 107 - General Powers of Council.

§  107.  General  powers  of council.   The council of the Saint Regis   nation may pass by-laws and ordinances not inconsistent  with  law,  for   the protection and improvement of the common land of the nation, for the   regulation  of fences and for the prevention of trespasses by cattle and   other domestic animals, and may provide a penalty of not exceeding  five   dollars  for  the  violation  or  disobedience  of  any  such  by-law or   ordinance recoverable for the benefit of such nation, by  any  chief  or   officer  thereof in the name of the nation in any justice's court of the   county of Franklin.
NY Indian L § 108 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 8 - The Saint Regis Tribe 108 - Qualifications of Voters.

§  108.  Qualifications  of  voters.    All Indians of the Saint Regis   tribe, who are eighteen years of age  or  upwards,  who  reside  on  the   American  side  of  the line dividing the United States from Canada, and   who are entitled to draw the yearly annuity money, shall be entitled  to   vote  for the chiefs or headmen, the subchiefs and clerk of the tribe at   the elections of such tribe provided for by this article.
NY Indian L § 109 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 8 - The Saint Regis Tribe 109 - Officers of Tribes.

§  109.  Officers of tribes.  The chiefs or headmen, the subchiefs and   clerk of the Saint Regis tribe in office when this section takes  effect   shall  continue  in  office  until the expiration of the terms for which   they were elected.   Their successors shall be  elected  in  the  manner   provided for by this article, and shall have all the powers conferred by   this chapter upon such officers. A subchief shall have all the power and   shall  perform  all  the  duties of the chief to whom he is elected as a   subchief, in case of such  chief's  inability  to  act  for  any  reason   whatsoever.
NY Indian L § 110 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 8 - The Saint Regis Tribe 110 - Election of Officers.

§ 110. Election of officers.  The election of the Saint Regis tribe of   Indians  shall  be  held annually on the first Saturday in June. At each   election there shall be elected by a plurality of the votes cast by  the   qualified voters of such tribe, one chief and one subchief thereto, each   of whom shall hold office for a term of three years.At  each  third  annual  election  dating  from  that held in the year   eighteen hundred and ninety-eight, there shall be elected by a plurality   of the votes cast by the qualified voters of said tribe,  a  clerk,  who   shall hold office for a term of three years.A  successor  to  such  clerk  shall be elected at the annual election   occuring next prior to the expiration of his term of office.  The  terms   of  office  of  all  officers of the Saint Regis tribe shall commence at   twelve o'clock noon on the first day of July succeeding the election  at   which they are elected.
NY Indian L § 111 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 8 - The Saint Regis Tribe 111 - Conduct of Elections.

§  111.  Conduct of elections.  The clerk of the tribe shall provide a   sufficient number of ballot-boxes so that  there  shall  be  a  separate   ballot-box  for  each officer to be elected, the expense for which shall   be paid from the moneys due to the tribe  from  the  state.  The  county   attorney  or  the  sheriff  of  Franklin  county  and the members of the   council who are not then candidates for election shall  preside  at  the   election,  receive  the ballots presented by the voters and deposit them   in the respective ballot-boxes. Such council members and county attorney   or sheriff shall each be entitled to receive for such services  the  sum   of  twenty  dollars  per day for each day during which they are actually   employed with such duties, to be paid out of the moneys due  such  tribe   from  the  state.  The  polls of such election shall be open between the   hours of nine o'clock in the morning and five o'clock in the  afternoon.   A  voter  voting at such election must, if challenged, before depositing   his ballot, solemnly swear that he is at least eighteen  years  of  age,   that  he  resides  on  the American side of the line dividing the United   States from Canada and that he is entitled to draw a share of the yearly   annuity moneys, which oath shall be administered by  the  clerk  of  the   tribe.
NY Indian L § 112 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 8 - The Saint Regis Tribe 112 - Canvass of Votes.

§  112.  Canvass  of  votes.    Upon  the closing of the polls at such   election, such county attorney or sheriff and such council  members  not   then  candidates  for  election  shall  count the votes cast thereat and   publicly declare the result of such election, specifying the  number  of   votes  cast  for  each  person  at  such  election, and the names of the   persons elected.  The clerk shall enter on the tribal book the names  of   each  person  voted  for  at such election, the number of votes cast for   each such person, the names of the persons elected  to  office  and  the   terms for which they are to serve.
NY Indian L § 113 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 8 - The Saint Regis Tribe 113 - Vacancies.

§  113.  Vacancies.    If  a vacancy shall occur for any reason in the   office of chief or headman, subchief or clerk of such tribe, the  chiefs   or  headmen  shall appoint a person to fill such vacancy, who shall hold   office until the next succeeding annual  election,  at  which  a  person   shall  be  elected to such office to hold office until the expiration of   the term for which his predecessor was elected.
NY Indian L § 120 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 9 - The Shinnecock Tribe 120 - Election of Trustees.

§  120. Election of trustees.  The adult male members belonging to the   Shinnecock tribe of Indians in Suffolk county, who for the preceding six   months shall have resided on the reservation of said tribe, may meet  on   the  first  Tuesday  in April in each year, at the place of holding town   meetings in the town of Southampton, and by  plurality  of  votes  elect   three  persons,  belonging to such tribe, as trustees. The town clerk of   said town shall attend and preside at such meetings and shall enter in a   book kept by him for that purpose the names of the trustees  chosen.  He   shall  also  enter  in such book the proceedings of such trustees and of   the justices of such town in reference to the allotment  or  leasing  of   Indian lands.
NY Indian L § 121 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 9 - The Shinnecock Tribe 121 - Powers of Trustees.

§  121.  Powers of trustees.  Such trustees may allot the tribal lands   to the individuals or families thereof; may direct on what part of  such   lands  firewood  and  timber  may  be  cut  by such tribe; and, with the   consent of three justices of the peace residing in or near the  town  of   Southampton,  may  lease  so much of such lands as they may deem for the   benefit of the tribe, for a term not longer than three years.
NY Indian L § 122 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 9 - The Shinnecock Tribe 122 - Unlawful Use of Lands.

§  122.  Unlawful  use  of lands.   Any person, not of such tribe, who   shall hire, use or occupy any lands  of  such  tribe,  which  have  been   allotted  by the trustees thereof, or any person who shall occupy or use   any of such lands without the consent of a majority  of  such  trustees,   and  of  at least two of such justices, obtained and entered in the book   of the town clerk kept for such purpose, shall be liable to a penalty of   twenty-five dollars for every acre hired, used or occupied.  Any  person   belonging to such tribe, who shall cut any wood or timber on such lands,   without  the  order and consent of such trustees and justices entered in   such book, shall be liable to a penalty of ten dollars for each offense.   One-half of any such penalty shall be for the use of  the  overseers  of   the  poor of the town of Southampton, and the other half shall go to any   person who shall sue for the recovery thereof.
NY Indian L § 150 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 10 - The Poospatuck (Unkechauge) Indian Nation 150 - Leadership of Poospatuck Indian Nation; Elections; Terms of Office.

§  150.  Leadership  of  Poospatuck Indian nation; elections; terms of   office.  The Poospatuck Indian nation historically  has  had  and  shall   continue  to  have  a  chief, three land trustees, a tribal secretary, a   keeper of the records, and a  keeper  of  the  wampums.  They  shall  be   elected  by  a majority vote by ballot of the blood right members of the   tribe eligible to vote at the annual tribal meeting which shall be  held   annually  on  the first Tuesday in April. All officers shall hold office   for a period of one year with the exception of the  land  trustees.  The   land  trustees  shall  hold office for a period of three years, provided   however, that one land trustee  shall  be  elected  each  year  so  that   continuity and experience will be maintained among the trustees.
NY Indian L § 151 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 10 - The Poospatuck (Unkechauge) Indian Nation 151 - Qualifications of Voters.

§ 151. Qualifications of voters.  No person shall vote at the election   provided  for  in  section one hundred fifty of this article unless such   person is at least eighteen years of age; has been actually residing  on   the  reservation for six months immediately preceding such election; and   is certified as a blood right member of the Poospatuck Indian nation  by   the  tribal  council of such nation in accordance with the tribal rules,   customs and regulations of the Poospatuck Indian nation.
NY Indian L § 152 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 10 - The Poospatuck (Unkechauge) Indian Nation 152 - Qualifications for Office.

§  152.  Qualifications  for  office.   All officers shall qualify for   office and perform their respective duties in accordance with the tribal   rules, customs and regulations of the Poospatuck Indian nation  and,  in   addition,  shall  have been actually residing on the reservation for six   months immediately preceding election.
NY Indian L § 153 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 10 - The Poospatuck (Unkechauge) Indian Nation 153 - Survey of Tribal Land of the Poospatuck Tribe.

§  153. Survey of tribal land of the Poospatuck tribe.  The Poospatuck   Indian tribe is  hereby  authorized  to  have  an  accurate  survey  and   description made of its tribal lands for the purposes of determining its   reservation  boundaries.  Such  survey  shall,  however,  not affect the   claims of the tribe to other lands, nor shall such survey be  made  more   than once every ten years.
NY Indian L § 200 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 15 - Laws Repealed; When to Take Effect 200 - Laws Repealed.

§  200.  Laws repealed.  Of the laws enumerated in the schedule hereto   annexed, that portion specified in the last column is hereby repealed.
NY Indian L § 201 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 15 - Laws Repealed; When to Take Effect 201 - When to Take Effect.

§  201.  When  to  take  effect.    This  chapter  shall  take  effect   immediately.
NY Ins L § 101 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ISC - Insurance Article 1 - General Provisions 101 - Short Title.

§  101.  Short  title. This chapter shall be known and may be cited as   the "insurance law".
NY Ins L § 102 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ISC - Insurance Article 1 - General Provisions 102 - Declaration.

§  102.  Declaration. The legislature hereby declares that the purpose   of  this  chapter  is  to  recodify,  without  substantive  change,  the   insurance  law in effect immediately prior to the effective date of this   chapter.
NY Ins L § 103 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ISC - Insurance Article 1 - General Provisions 103 - Explanation of Order of Provisions.

§  103.  Explanation of order of provisions. In this recodification of   the insurance law, the provisions have been divided in descending  order   of application, with illustrations, as follows:    Article 1Section 101Subsection (a)Paragraph (1)Subparagraph (A)Item (i)Clause (I)Subitem (aa)Subclause (aaa)
NY Ins L § 104 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ISC - Insurance Article 1 - General Provisions 104 - Continuation of Existing Offices, Licenses, Approvals and Proceedings.

§  104.  Continuation  of  existing  offices,  licenses, approvals and proceedings.  (a) All persons who, at the effective date of this chapter,  held  any office  in  the  department shall continue to hold such office under and subject to this chapter.  (b) Every license of an insurer, insurance  agent,  insurance  broker, public adjuster, reinsurance intermediary, insurance consultant or other licensee  in  force  immediately  prior  to  the  effective date of this chapter shall continue in force until its date of  expiration  or  until terminated pursuant to this chapter.  (c)  Every  insurer  doing  business  in  this  state as an authorized insurer at the effective date of this chapter may continue  to  transact the  kind  or kinds of insurance business it was licensed to transact on such date until the date of expiration  of  its  license  or  until  the license is terminated pursuant to this chapter.  (d) Every form of policy, contract, certificate, application, rider or endorsement  in  use  immediately  prior  to  the effective date of this chapter which was approved by the superintendent  pursuant  to  any  law herein  repealed  may,  unless  he  prescribes otherwise, continue to be issued in accordance with the approval:  (1) following such effective date, if  the  form  complies  with  this chapter and did comply with the repealed law, or  (2)  for  six  months  following  such  effective date, if it does not comply with this chapter but did comply with the repealed law.  (e) No action or proceeding commenced before  the  effective  date  of this  chapter, and no violation of any provision of law hereby repealed, shall be affected by such repeal, but all procedure hereafter  taken  in reference thereto shall conform to the provisions of this chapter as far as practicable.
NY Ins L § 106 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ISC - Insurance Article 1 - General Provisions 106 - Construction of References.

§  106.  Construction  of  references.  (a)  In  this  chapter, unless otherwise stated or required by the context:  (1) All references to a part, title,  article  or  section  number  or letter  refer  to  the  part,  title,  article or section so numbered or lettered in this chapter, and all references  in  any  section  of  this chapter  to  a numbered or lettered subsection, paragraph, subparagraph, item or clause refer to the subsection, paragraph, subparagraph, item or clause so numbered or lettered in such section.  (2) All references to former provisions of chapter twenty-eight of the consolidated laws refer  to  provisions  of  the  former  insurance  law enacted  by  chapter  eight  hundred  eighty-two of the laws of nineteen hundred thirty-nine.  (b) In other laws of this state, references to  the  former  insurance law  repealed  by  this  chapter,  and  to any article, section or other provision thereof, refer  to  this  chapter  and  its  provisions  which correspond to the repealed article, section or other provision.
NY Ins L § 109 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ISC - Insurance Article 1 - General Provisions 109 - Penalties; Civil Actions.

§  109. Penalties; civil actions. (a) Every violation of any provision of this chapter shall, unless  the  same  constitutes  a  felony,  be  a misdemeanor.  (b)  Every penalty imposed by this section shall be in addition to any penalty or forfeiture otherwise provided by law.  (c) (1) If the superintendent finds after notice and hearing that  any authorized  insurer,  representative  of the insurer, licensed insurance agent, licensed insurance broker, licensed adjuster, or any other person or entity licensed, certified, registered,  or  authorized  pursuant  to this  chapter,  has  wilfully violated the provisions of this chapter or any regulation promulgated thereunder, then the superintendent may order the person or entity to pay to the people of this state a penalty  in  a sum not exceeding one thousand dollars for each offense.  (2)  Failure  to  pay such penalty within thirty days after the order, unless it is suspended by an order of a court of competent jurisdiction, shall constitute a further violation of the provisions of this chapter.  (3) No penalty shall be imposed  pursuant  to  this  subsection  if  a monetary penalty is otherwise provided in this chapter.  (d)  The superintendent may maintain a civil action in the name of the people of the state to recover a judgment for a money penalty imposed by law for the violation of any provision of this chapter.