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NY Gen Bus L § 396-E (2021)
2021 New York Laws GBS - General Business Article 26 - Miscellaneous 396-E - Marking Articles Made of Linen.

§ 396-e. Marking articles made of linen. Any person, firm, corporation   or  association  who  makes or sells or offers to sell or dispose of, or   has in his or its possession, with intent to sell  or  dispose  of,  any   collars  or  cuffs  marked,  stamped or branded with the words, "linen,"   "pure linen" or "all linen" or incased or inclosed in any box,  package,   cover or wrapper or other thing in, by or with which the said article is   packed,  inclosed  or otherwise prepared for sale or disposition, having   thereupon any engraving or  printed  label,  stamp,  imprint,  mark,  or   trade-mark,  indicating or denoting by such marking, stamping, branding,   engraving or printing, that such article is "linen,"  "pure  linen,"  or   "all  linen," unless the material of which the said collars or cuffs are   manufactured contains at least one fold or ply which has a  flax  thread   in both its warp and filling, is guilty of a misdemeanor.
NY Gen Bus L § 396-EE (2021)
2021 New York Laws GBS - General Business Article 26 - Miscellaneous 396-EE - Sale of Certain Weapons; Locking Devices Therefor.

§  396-ee.  Sale  of certain weapons; locking devices therefor. (1) No person, firm or corporation engaged in the retail  business  of  selling rifles,  shotguns  or  firearms,  as  such  terms are defined in section 265.00 of the penal law, shall sell, deliver or transfer any such rifle, shotgun or firearm to another person unless the transferee  is  provided at  the time of sale, delivery or transfer with a gun locking device and a label containing the quoted language specified in subdivision  two  of this  section  is  either  affixed  to such rifle, shotgun or firearm or placed in the container in which such rifle, shotgun or firearm is sold, delivered or transferred. For the purposes of  this  section,  the  term "gun  locking  device"  shall  mean  an  integrated design feature or an attachable accessory that is resistant to tampering and is effective  in preventing  the  discharge of such rifle, shotgun or firearm by a person who does not have access to the key, combination or other mechanism used to disengage the device. The division of state police shall develop  and promulgate  rules  and regulations setting forth the specific devices or the  minimum  standards  and  criteria  therefor  which  constitute   an effective gun locking device.  (2)  Every  person, firm or corporation engaged in the retail business of selling rifles, shotguns or firearms, as such terms  are  defined  in section  265.00 of the penal law, shall, in the place where such rifles, shotguns or firearms are displayed or transferred to the purchaser, post a notice conspicuously stating in bold print that: "RESPONSIBLE  FIREARM STORAGE IS THE LAW IN NEW YORK STATE. RIFLES, SHOTGUNS AND FIREARMS MUST EITHER  BE  STORED  WITH  A  GUN  LOCKING  DEVICE  OR  IN A SAFE STORAGE DEPOSITORY OR NOT BE LEFT OUTSIDE THE IMMEDIATE POSSESSION  AND  CONTROL OF THE OWNER OR OTHER LAWFUL POSSESSOR IF A CHILD RESIDES IN THE HOME OR IS  PRESENT,  OR  IF  THE  OWNER  OR  POSSESSOR  RESIDES  WITH  A PERSON PROHIBITED FROM POSSESSING A RIFLE, SHOTGUN OR FIREARM  UNDER  STATE  OR FEDERAL LAW. RIFLES, SHOTGUNS AND FIREARMS SHOULD BE STORED UNLOADED AND LOCKED  IN A LOCATION SEPARATE FROM AMMUNITION. LEAVING RIFLES, SHOTGUNS OR FIREARMS ACCESSIBLE TO A CHILD OR OTHER PROHIBITED PERSON MAY SUBJECT YOU TO IMPRISONMENT, FINE, OR BOTH." Nothing in this  subdivision  shall be  deemed  to  affect,  impair  or  supersede  any special or local law relating to the posting of notice regarding the safe storage of  rifles, shotguns or firearms.  (3)  Any  person,  firm  or  corporation  who fails to comply with the provisions of this section shall be guilty of a violation punishable  as provided in the penal law. Any person, firm, or corporation who fails to comply  with the provisions of this section after having been previously convicted of a violation of this section shall be guilty of  a  class  A misdemeanor, punishable as provided in the penal law.
NY Gen Bus L § 396-H (2021)
2021 New York Laws GBS - General Business Article 26 - Miscellaneous 396-H - Fraudulent Sale of Poppies, Forget-Me-Nots, Daisies, Flags and Other Articles Sold for Patriotic Purposes.

§  396-h.  Fraudulent  sale of poppies, forget-me-nots, daisies, flags   and other articles sold for patriotic purposes.  Any person,  whether  a   veteran  soldier, sailor, marine or army nurse, or otherwise, who in the   promotion of his own interests, or to derive personal pecuniary benefit,   gain or profit, for himself or for any person, firm or corporation other   than an organization expressly designated and authorized  to  administer   veteran  relief  by the provisions of section one hundred sixty-eight of   the social welfare law, sells or offers to sell poppies, forget-me-nots,   daisies, flags or other articles  sold  for  patriotic  purposes,  while   claiming that such sale or offer to sell is made as agent of, or for the   benefit  of such organization authorized to administrate veteran relief,   is guilty of a misdemeanor, punishable by a fine of not more than  fifty   dollars or by imprisonment for not more than six months, or by both such   fine and imprisonment.
NY Gen Bus L § 396-HH (2021)
2021 New York Laws GBS - General Business Article 26 - Miscellaneous 396-HH - Sale of Poppies, Forget-Me-Nots, Daisies, Flags and Other Articles for Patriotic Purposes.

§  396-hh.  Sale  of poppies, forget-me-nots, daisies, flags and other   articles for patriotic purposes. Notwithstanding the provisions  of  any   general,  special or local law, charter or ordinance to the contrary, no   municipality shall require  any  member  of  an  organization  expressly   designated and authorized to administer veteran relief by the provisions   of  section  one hundred sixty-eight of the social services law to apply   for solicitation licenses or permits or to impose a fee for the sale  of   poppies,  forget-me-nots,  daisies,  flags  and  other articles sold for   patriotic purposes. No such municipality may restrict such persons  from   wearing  a  uniform  or part thereof in connection with the sale of such   articles for patriotic purposes.
NY Gen Bus L § 396-J (2021)
2021 New York Laws GBS - General Business Article 26 - Miscellaneous 396-J - Sale or Possession of Master or Manipulative Keys for Motor Vehicles.

§  396-j.  Sale or possession of master or manipulative keys for motor   vehicles.    1.  Any  person,  firm,   copartnership,   corporation   or   association,  or any agent or employee thereof who (a) sells, offers for   sale or advertises  for  sale  or  knowingly  possesses  any  master  or   manipulative  key  or  device designed to open or capable of opening the   door or trunk of any motor vehicle, or of starting the  engine  thereof,   or  (b) knowingly possesses any key cutter, manufacturing device or tool   which is capable of producing, duplicating or altering any key  designed   to open or capable of opening the door or trunk of any motor vehicle, or   of  starting  the engine thereof, under circumstances evincing an intent   to use or knowledge that some person intends to use the same to  make  a   key  to  unlawfully enter or operate any motor vehicle, or (c) knowingly   possesses any duplicate key or key blank or device designed to  open  or   capable  of opening or capable of being readily adapted to open the door   or trunk of any motor vehicle, or of starting the engine thereof,  under   circumstances  evincing  an  intent to use or knowledge that some person   intends to use the  same  to  unlawfully  enter  or  operate  any  motor   vehicle, is guilty of a class A misdemeanor.2.  This  section  shall  not  apply  to a dealer of new or used motor   vehicles, a car rental agent, or  a  locksmith  or  their  agents  while   acting  within the scope of their employment; or a private investigator,   or his employees, who is licensed and bonded by the state  of  New  York   and who in the usual course of business repossesses motor vehicles; or a   state  or  municipal  law enforcement officer acting within the scope of   his official duties.3. Notwithstanding the provisions of subdivision one of this  section,   it  shall  be  lawful  for  an  automobile club duly organized under the   Membership Corporations Law, for the purpose of  providing  services  to   its members, its duly authorized employees or agents, to possess and use   a  device  other  than  a  master or manipulative key for the purpose of   opening a door of a locked motor vehicle when requested to do  so  by  a   member  of  said  automobile  club  who  is the owner or the operator in   lawful possession of said motor vehicle.
NY Gen Bus L § 396-K-2 (2021)
2021 New York Laws GBS - General Business Article 26 - Miscellaneous 396-K*2 - Sale of Certain Motor Vehicles Damaged by the Ravages of Natural Disaster.

* §  396-k.  Sale  of certain motor vehicles damaged by the ravages of   natural disaster. No person, firm or corporation shall knowingly sell in   this state any motor vehicle the  mechanical  or  electrical  system  of   which  has  been previously damaged by the ravages of a natural disaster   such as fire, flood,  hurricane,  landslide,  earthquake,  windstorm  or   other  storm, to an extent which rendered the vehicle inoperable for any   period of time, unless notice, in writing, of the fact of  such  damage,   the  nature  and  extent  thereof  and the date and location in which it   occurred is first given to each buyer of such  motor  vehicle.  For  the   purposes  of  this  section,  a  vehicle  shall  be  deemed to have been   rendered inoperable if, as a result of the damage caused by the  natural   disaster,  it  would  be necessary for such vehicle to undergo repair in   order to pass inspection in the manner provided in article five  of  the   vehicle and traffic law.A violation of this section shall constitute a class B misdemeanor.* NB There are 2 § 396-k's
NY Gen Bus L § 396-KK (2021)
2021 New York Laws GBS - General Business Article 26 - Miscellaneous 396-KK - Sale of Video Game Consoles.

§  396-kk.  Sale  of  video  game  consoles.  1.  For purposes of this section:  (a) "Video game" means an  interactive  electronic  amusement  device, disk, cartridge or other object that utilizes a computer, microprocessor or similar electronic circuitry and its own monitor, a television set or a  computer  monitor,  and  such device or object is designed to allow a person to manipulate the images presented by such device or object.  (b) "Video game console" means  an  interactive  electronic  amusement device  that  uses  a  dedicated  computer,  microprocessor  or  similar electronic circuitry and its own monitor, a television set or a computer monitor to enable a person to interact with a  video  game.  Such  terms shall not include a personal computer, nor shall they include a handheld device  in  which  such  entire device, including the viewing screen, is designed to be held in one's hand.   2. Every new video game console sold at retail  in  this  state  shall include  a  mechanism,  device  or  control system that allows an owner, through the use of a personal identification number, password or similar technology, to prevent the display on such video game console  of  video games, or portions thereof, containing certain content or having certain ratings,  as  such  term  is  defined  in subdivision two of section six hundred eleven of this chapter.   3. Whenever there shall be a violation of this section, an application may be made by the attorney general in the name of  the  people  of  the state of New York to a court or justice having jurisdiction by a special proceeding  to  issue an injunction, and upon notice to the defendant of not less than five days, to enjoin and restrain the continuance of  such violation;  and  if  it shall appear to the satisfaction of the court or justice that the defendant has,  in  fact,  violated  this  section,  an injunction  may  be  issued  by  such  court  or  justice, enjoining and restraining any further violation,  without  requiring  proof  that  any person  has,  in  fact,  been  injured  or  damaged thereby. In any such proceeding, the court may make allowances to  the  attorney  general  as provided  in  paragraph  six  of subdivision (a) of section eighty-three hundred  three  of  the  civil  practice  law  and  rules,  and   direct restitution. Whenever the court shall determine that a violation of this section  has  occurred, the court may impose a civil penalty of not more than five hundred dollars for a single violation and not more than fifty thousand dollars for multiple violations resulting from a single act  or incident. In connection with any such proposed application, the attorney general  is  authorized  to  take  proof and make a determination of the relevant facts and to issue  subpoenas  in  accordance  with  the  civil practice law and rules.
NY Gen Bus L § 396-L (2021)
2021 New York Laws GBS - General Business Article 26 - Miscellaneous 396-L - Shopping Carts; Child Protective Devices.

§ 396-l. Shopping carts; child protective devices. 1. For the purposes   of  this  section, "child protective device" shall mean a strap, device,   or  piece  of  equipment  designed,  utilizing  reasonable   engineering   standards,  to prevent a child from falling out of a shopping cart.  Any   child protective device designed to  secure  a  child  of  average  size   within  the  ages  of  six  months  to  four years shall qualify for the   twenty-five percent threshold set  forth  in  subdivision  two  of  this   section.2.  Every  commercial  business  which  provides  its  customers  with   shopping carts with seats for children shall equip and maintain not less   than twenty-five percent of the total number of such shopping carts with   a child protective device.3. Whenever there shall be a violation of  this  section,  application   may  be  made  by  the attorney general in the name of the people of the   state of New York to a court or justice having jurisdiction by a special   proceeding to issue an injunction, and upon notice to the  defendant  of   not  less than five days, to enjoin and restrain the continuance of such   violations; and if it shall appear to the satisfaction of the  court  or   justice  that  the  defendant  has,  in  fact, violated this section, an   injunction may be  issued  by  such  court  or  justice,  enjoining  and   restraining  any  further  violation,  without  requiring proof that any   person has, in fact, been  injured  or  damaged  thereby.  In  any  such   proceeding,  the  court  may  make allowances to the attorney general as   provided in paragraph six of subdivision  (a)  of  section  eighty-three   hundred   three  of  the  civil  practice  law  and  rules,  and  direct   restitution.  The defendant shall have twenty-one days from the date  of   receipt of notice of the violation within which to remedy the violation.   In the event that such violation is not remedied, the court may impose a   civil  penalty  of not more than one thousand dollars per violation. For   the purpose of this section, failure to  meet  the  twenty-five  percent   threshold  set forth in subdivision two of this section shall constitute   a single violation.  In connection with any such  proposed  application,   the   attorney   general   is  authorized  to  take  proof  and  make  a   determination of the relevant facts and to issue subpoenas in accordance   with the civil practice law and rules.
NY Gen Bus L § 396-MM (2021)
2021 New York Laws GBS - General Business Article 26 - Miscellaneous 396-MM - Unlawful Trial Offers.

§  396-mm.  Unlawful  trial  offers.  1. a. It shall be unlawful for a   person, partnership, firm, association, corporation or agent or employee   thereof to provide a free trial offer unless the material terms  of  the   offer are clearly and conspicuously disclosed. No additional products or   services  or  enrollment in any membership, for a fee, shall be provided   until the express consent of the consumer has been obtained.b. At least fifteen, but not more than thirty days before  a  consumer   is  required  to  cancel  a  free  trial, the person, partnership, firm,   association, corporation or agent or employee thereof shall send to  the   consumer  the  terms  of the offer and the deadline to cancel; provided,   however, that where a free trial offer ends in less  than  thirty  days,   the terms of the offer and the deadline to cancel shall be sent at least   seven  days before a consumer is required to cancel the free trial. Such   notice is not required when the free trial is a  magazine  or  newspaper   subscription  and  at  any  time  cancellation occurs the consumer shall   receive a refund for issues not mailed;  provided,  however,  that  such   refund option is disclosed with the free trial subscription offer.2. This section shall not apply to a negative option plan regulated by   the  federal  trade  commission pursuant to Code of Federal Regulations,   title 16, part 425; and does not apply to  other  contractual  plans  or   arrangements   such  as  continuity  plans,  subscription  arrangements,   standing order arrangements, supplements and series arrangements,  under   which  the seller provides similar special interest goods or services to   a consumer who has consented in advance to receive the goods or services   on a periodic basis with no binding commitment  period  and  no  minimum   purchase amount.3.  This  section  shall  not  apply  to any purchase when the person,   partnership, firm, association, corporation or agent or employee thereof   does not debit or charge any consumer account and sends the consumer  an   invoice  requesting  payment  which  includes  information  about how to   cancel a free trial.4. a. Every violation of this section shall be deemed a deceptive  act   and  practice  subject to enforcement under article twenty-two-A of this   chapter. In every case where the court shall determine that a  violation   of this section has occurred, it may impose a civil penalty of up to one   thousand five hundred dollars for each violation.b.  Nothing  in  this section shall be construed to restrict any right   which any person may have under any other statute or the common law.
NY Gen Bus L § 396-N (2021)
2021 New York Laws GBS - General Business Article 26 - Miscellaneous 396-N - Sales With "Money Back Guarantee" and With "Limited Guarantee".

§   396-n.  Sales  with  "money  back  guarantee"  and  with  "limited guarantee".  1. Definitions. As used in this section:  (a)  "Seller"  shall  include  any  person,   firm,   partnership   or corporation.  (b)  "Goods"  shall  mean merchandise that is bought for use primarily for personal, family or household purposes.  (c) "Money back guarantee" shall mean a promise made by a seller to  a purchaser  to  repay, within the time period specified by the seller and upon the return of the merchandise, the full purchase price thereof.  (d) "Limited guarantee" shall mean a promise made by  a  seller  to  a purchaser  to  repay, within the time period specified by the seller and upon the return of the merchandise, a portion of the purchase price, the computation of which shall be described in the terms of the guarantee.   2. Whenever a seller offers  or  advertises  for  sale  goods  with  a guarantee  that  promises  the  return  of  the purchase price, upon the return of the merchandise, such guarantee shall be deemed to be a  money back guarantee unless the term "limited guarantee" is used and the terms of limitation of such guarantee are specified.
NY Gen Bus L § 396-O (2021)
2021 New York Laws GBS - General Business Article 26 - Miscellaneous 396-O - Sales by Persons Offering Credits or Refunds in Certain Cases.

§  396-o.  Sales  by  persons  offering  credits or refunds in certain   cases. Whenever a person purchases goods  or  services  from  a  seller,   where  a  representation  or  guarantee  is  made that a full or partial   credit or refund of the purchase price will be made if the purchaser  is   not  fully  satisfied  with  the  goods  or  services  purchased, unless   otherwise specifically specified to the contrary,  the  purchaser  alone   shall  determine  whether  such  guarantee  or  representation  shall be   fulfilled by refund or by credit.
NY Gen Bus L § 396-P (2021)
2021 New York Laws GBS - General Business Article 26 - Miscellaneous 396-P - Rates to Be Posted in Taxicabs; Certain Charges Prohibited.

* § 396-p. Rates to be posted in taxicabs; certain charges prohibited.   1.  Every taxicab available for hire in this state shall have posted, in   the interior thereof, in a manner legible and conspicuous to passengers,   a statement of the rates, fares or other charges  whether  imposed  upon   the  basis  of  mileage,  or fraction thereof, zones or other equivalent   measurement  and  any  additional  charges  for  luggage  or  additional   passengers, and if such charges are subject to variation, a statement of   the conditions relating to such variation. No charges greater than those   posted  shall  be made. For the purposes of this section, "taxicab" is a   motor vehicle which carries passengers for hire with a seating  capacity   of not more than eight passengers exclusive of the driver; and "luggage"   shall  not  include  a wheelchair or other manual or electrically driven   mobility assistance device, scooter, tricycle or similar device used  by   a person with a disability as a substitute for walking.1-a.  No  taxicab  available  for  hire  in this state shall impose on   additional charge for a  wheelchair  or  other  manual  or  electrically   driven  mobility  assistance device, scooter, tricycle or similar device   used by a person with a disability as a substitute for walking.2. This section shall not annul, alter, affect or  exempt  any  person   subject  to the provisions of this section from complying with the laws,   ordinances, rules or  regulations  of  any  locality,  relating  to  the   posting of rates in the interior of a taxicab, except to the extent that   such  local laws, ordinances, rules or regulations are inconsistent with   any provision of this section, but no such local law, ordinance, rule or   regulation shall be considered  inconsistent,  if  it  requires  greater   disclosure of information to the consumer.3.  The  provisions of this section shall not apply to cities having a   population of one million or more.4. Any violation of this section shall be punishable by a fine not  to   exceed  fifty  dollars,  and for any subsequent violation, a fine of not   more than one hundred dollars.* NB There are 2 396-p's