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NY Arts & Cult Aff L § 33.09 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ACA - Arts and Cultural Affairs Title K - Trade-Marks Article 33 - Offenses Against Trade-Marks 33.09 - Offenses Against Trade-Marks.

§ 33.09. Offenses against trade-marks. A person who:1. Falsely makes or counterfeits a trade-mark; or2.  Affixes  to  any  article  of  merchandise, a false or counterfeit   trade-mark, knowing the same to be false or counterfeit, or the  genuine   trade-mark,  or  an  imitation of the trade-mark of another, without the   latter's consent; or3. Knowingly sells, or  keeps  or  offers  for  sale,  an  article  of   merchandise  to  which  is affixed a false or counterfeit trade-mark, or   the genuine trade-mark, or an imitation of the  trade-mark  of  another,   without the latter's consent; or4.  Has  in  his possession a counterfeit trade-mark, knowing it to be   counterfeit, or a die, plate, brand or other thing for  the  purpose  of   falsely making or counterfeiting a trade-mark; or5.  Makes  or  sells,  or  offers to sell or dispose of, or has in his   possession with intent to sell or dispose of, an article of  merchandise   with  such  a trade-mark or label as to appear to indicate the quantity,   quality, character, place  of  manufacture  or  production,  or  persons   manufacturing,  packing,  bottling, boxing or producing the article, but   not indicating it truly; or6. Knowingly sells, offers or exposes for sale, any  goods  which  are   represented  in  any  manner,  by  word  or deed, to be the manufacture,   packing, bottling, boxing or product of any person, firm or corporation,   other than himself, unless such goods  are  contained  in  the  original   package,  box  or  bottle  and  under  the labels, marks or names placed   thereon by the manufacturer who is entitled to use  such  marks,  names,   brands or trade-marks; or7.  Shall sell or shall expose for sale any goods in bulk, to which no   label or trade-mark shall be attached, and shall by representation, name   or mark written or printed thereon, represent that such  goods  are  the   production or manufacture of a person who is not the manufacturer; or8.  Shall  knowingly  sell,  offer  or  expose for sale any article of   merchandise, and shall orally or by representation, name or mark written   or printed thereon or attached thereto used in connection therewith,  or   by  advertisement, or otherwise, in any manner whatsoever make any false   representation as to the person by whom such article of  merchandise  or   the  material  thereof  was  made,  or was in whole or in part produced,   manufactured, finished, processed, treated, marketed, packed, bottled or   boxed, or falsely represent that such  article  of  merchandise  or  the   material  or  any  part  thereof has or may properly have any trade-mark   attached to it or used in connection with it, or is or may  properly  be   indicated or identified by any trade-mark, is guilty of a misdemeanor.
NY Arts & Cult Aff L § 33.11 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ACA - Arts and Cultural Affairs Title K - Trade-Marks Article 33 - Offenses Against Trade-Marks 33.11 - Refilling or Selling Trade-Mark Bottles and Vessels.

§ 33.11. Refilling  or  selling  trade-mark  bottles  and vessels. Any   person engaged in making, bottling, packing,  selling  or  disposing  of   milk,  ale,  beer, cider, mineral water or other beverage, or in making,   selling or disposing of articles of pastry, may register  his  title  as   owner  of  a  trade-mark  by  filing with the secretary of state and the   clerk of the county where the principal place of business of such person   is situated, a description of the marks and devices used by him  in  his   business,  and  in  case  the  same  has  not  been heretofore published   according to the laws existing at the time of publication,  causing  the   same to be published in a newspaper of the county, three weeks daily, if   in  the city of New York or Brooklyn, and weekly if in any other part of   the state; but no trade-mark shall be filed which is  not  and  can  not   become  a  lawful  trade-mark,  or which is merely the name of a person,   firm or corporation unaccompanied by a mark sufficient to distinguish it   from the same name when used by another person. After such registration,   the use without the consent of the owner of the trade-mark so described,   or the filling of any bottle, siphon, barrel, platter, vessel, or  thing   for the purpose of sale, or for the sale, therein, of any article of the   same  general  nature  and  quality  which  said bottle, siphon, barrel,   platter,  vessel  or  other  thing   before   contained,   without   the   obliteration  or  defacement  of  the  trade-mark  upon  it,  when  such   trade-mark can be obliterated or defaced without substantial  injury  to   the  bottle,  siphon,  barrel,  platter,  vessel or other thing so as to   prevent its wrongful use, shall be deemed a misdemeanor.
NY Arts & Cult Aff L § 33.13 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ACA - Arts and Cultural Affairs Title K - Trade-Marks Article 33 - Offenses Against Trade-Marks 33.13 - Keeping Trade-Mark Bottles and Vessels With Intent to Refill or Sell Them.

§ 33.13. Keeping  trade-mark bottles and vessels with intent to refill   or sell them. Any person engaged in the business of buying  and  selling   bottles,  siphons,  barrels,  platters,  or other vessels or things, who   shall with intent to defraud the registered  owner  of  the  trade-mark,   knowingly  sell  or  offer for sale any bottle, siphon, barrel, platter,   vessel, or other things, to any person, who he  has  reason  to  believe   wrongfully  intends  to  use  the  trade-mark  upon  it, or to fill such   bottle, siphon, barrel, platter, vessel or other thing in  violation  of   the preceding section, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor.
NY Arts & Cult Aff L § 33.15 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ACA - Arts and Cultural Affairs Title K - Trade-Marks Article 33 - Offenses Against Trade-Marks 33.15 - Search for Trade-Mark Bottles and Vessels Kept in Violation of Law Authorized.

§ 33.15. Search  for  trade-mark bottles and vessels kept in violation   of law authorized. Whenever a registered owner of a trade-mark,  or  his   agent,  makes  oath  before a magistrate that he has a reason to believe   and does believe, stating the grounds of  his  belief,  that  a  bottle,   siphon,  barrel,  platter,  vessel  or other thing to which is affixed a   trade-mark belonging to him is being used or filled, or has been sold or   offered for sale, by any person whomsoever in violation of the preceding   section, then the magistrate may issue a search warrant to discover  the   thing  and cause the person having it in possession to be brought before   him and  may  thereupon  inquire  into  the  circumstances,  and  if  on   examination,  he  finds  that such person has been guilty of the offense   charged, he may hold the offender to bail to await  the  action  of  the   grand  jury,  and  the offender shall also be liable to an action on the   case for damages, for such wrongful use of such trade-mark at  the  suit   of  the  owner  thereof,  and  the  party aggrieved, shall also have his   remedy according to the course of equity to enjoin the wrongful  use  of   his trade-mark, and to recover compensation therefor in any court having   jurisdiction over the person guilty of such wrongful use.
NY Arts & Cult Aff L § 34.01 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ACA - Arts and Cultural Affairs Title K - Trade-Marks Article 34 - Live Musical Performance and Productions 34.01 - Short Title.

§  34.01. Short title. This article shall be known and may be cited as   the "truth in music advertising act".
NY Arts & Cult Aff L § 34.03 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ACA - Arts and Cultural Affairs Title K - Trade-Marks Article 34 - Live Musical Performance and Productions 34.03 - Definitions.

§  34.03.  Definitions.  The  following  terms as used in this article   shall have the following meanings:1. "Performing group" means any vocal or instrumental group seeking to   use, using, advertising the use of, or promoting the name of a recording   group that has previously released a commercial  sound  recording  under   the name of such recording group.2.  "Recording  group"  means any vocal or instrumental group at least   one  of  whose  members  has  previously  released  a  commercial  sound   recording  under  that  group's name and in which such member or members   have a legal right by virtue of use or operation under  the  group  name   without having abandoned the name or affiliation with the group.3.  "Sound recording" means any work that results from the fixation on   a material object of  a  series  of  musical,  spoken  or  other  sounds   regardless  of  the  nature  of  the material object, including, but not   limited to, a disk, tape, computerized file or  other  phono-record,  in   which the sounds are embodied.
NY Arts & Cult Aff L § 34.05 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ACA - Arts and Cultural Affairs Title K - Trade-Marks Article 34 - Live Musical Performance and Productions 34.05 - Production.

§  34.05.  Production.  1. No performing group shall use, advertise or promote a live musical performance or production through the  use  of  a false,  deceptive  or  misleading affiliation, connection or association between a recording group and a performing group where  such  performing group is seeking to use the same or a substantially similar name as such recording group.   2.  The  provisions of subdivision one of this section shall not apply if:  (a) the performing group is the authorized registrant and owner  of  a federal  service  mark for that recording group registered in the United States Patent and Trademark Office;  (b) at least one member of the performing group was a  member  of  the recording  group  and  has  a  legal right by virtue of use or operation under the group name without having abandoned the  name  or  affiliation with the group;  (c)  the  live  musical performance or production is identified in all advertising and promotion as a salute or tribute;  (d) the advertising does not relate to a live musical  performance  or production taking place in this state; or  (e)  the  performance  or  production by the performing group with the same or substantially similar name of  a  specific  recording  group  is expressly authorized by that recording group.
NY Arts & Cult Aff L § 34.07 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ACA - Arts and Cultural Affairs Title K - Trade-Marks Article 34 - Live Musical Performance and Productions 34.07 - Restraining Prohibited Acts.

§ 34.07. Restraining prohibited acts. 1. Whenever the attorney general   has reason to believe that any person is advertising, using, advertising   the  use  of  or  promoting, a live musical performance or production in   violation of section 34.05 of this article, and that it would be in  the   public interest, the attorney general may bring an action in the name of   the  people  of  the state of New York against the person to restrain by   preliminary or permanent injunction such promotion, advertising  or  use   of  the same or substantially similar name of such recording group, live   musical performance or production.2.  In  addition  to  any  injunctive  relief  granted   pursuant   to   subdivision  one  of this section, the court may direct the defendant to   disgorge to the recording group or  its  authorized  representative  any   moneys which may have been acquired by means of any violation of section   34.05  of this article subject to such terms and conditions as the court   shall determine to be just.
NY Arts & Cult Aff L § 34.09 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ACA - Arts and Cultural Affairs Title K - Trade-Marks Article 34 - Live Musical Performance and Productions 34.09 - Penalty.

§  34.09.  Penalty.  Any person who violates the provisions of section   34.05 of this article shall be liable to the state for a  civil  penalty   of  up to five thousand dollars for a first violation, but not more than   fifteen thousand dollars for subsequent violations.
NY Arts & Cult Aff L § 35.01 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ACA - Arts and Cultural Affairs Title L - Protection of Child Performers and Models Article 35 - Child Performers and Models 35.01 - Child Performers.

§ 35.01. Child   performers.  1.  It  shall  be  unlawful,  except  as otherwise provided by section one hundred fifty-one of the labor law, to employ, or to exhibit or cause to be  exhibited,  or  to  use,  or  have custody  of, for the purpose of exhibition, use or employment, any child under the age of sixteen years, or for one who has the care, custody  or control  of  such  child  as  a  parent, relative, guardian, employer or otherwise, to exhibit, use or to  procure  or  consent  to  the  use  or exhibition  of  such  child, or to neglect or to refuse to restrain such child from engaging or acting in a public or private  place,  except  as hereinafter  provided,  whether  or  not an admission fee is charged and whether or not such child or any other person is to be  compensated  for the use of such child therein, in the following activities:  (a)  In  singing;  or  dancing; or modeling; or playing upon a musical instrument; or  acting,  or  in  rehearsing  for,  or  performing  in  a theatrical  performance  or  appearing in a pageant; or as a subject for use, in or for, or in connection with the making  of  a  motion  picture film; or  (b) In rehearsing for or performing in a radio or television broadcast or program.   2.  The  provisions of subdivision one of this section shall not apply to the participation or employment, use or exhibition of any child in  a church,  academy  or  school, including a dancing or dramatic school, as part of the regular services or activities thereof respectively;  or  in the  annual  graduation exercises of any such academy or school; or in a private home; or in any  place  where  such  performance  is  under  the direction,  control  or  supervision of a department of education; or in the performance of radio or television programs in cases where the child or children broadcasting do so from a school, church,  academy,  museum, library or other religious, civic or educational institution, or for not more  than  two  hours  a  week from the studios of a regularly licensed broadcasting company, where the performance of the child or children  is of  a  nonprofessional character and occurs during hours when attendance for instruction is not required in accordance with the education law.   3. A child performer permit shall be issued by the state department of labor pursuant to section one hundred fifty-one of the labor law.   4. The mayor or other chief executive officer of  the  city,  town  or village  where  the exhibition, rehearsal or performance will take place may solicit the assistance of the Society for the Prevention of  Cruelty to  Children  in  New  York  city,  and  outside New York city, with the Society for the  Prevention  of  Cruelty  to  Children  or  other  child protective  organization, if there be one and such other state and local agencies as he or she may determine.   5. Violation of this section shall be a misdemeanor.
NY Arts & Cult Aff L § 35.07 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ACA - Arts and Cultural Affairs Title L - Protection of Child Performers and Models Article 35 - Child Performers and Models 35.07 - Unlawful Exhibitions.

§ 35.07. Unlawful  exhibitions. 1. It shall be unlawful for any person to employ, use, or exhibit any child under sixteen years of age, or  for a  parent,  guardian  or employer to consent to or to refuse to restrain such child in engaging or acting:   a. As a rope or wire walker, gymnast  (except  in  a  non-professional capacity  or  activity), rider upon a horse or other animal (except in a non-professional horse show), or as an acrobat, or upon any  bicycle  or other  mechanical vehicle or contrivance unless a child performer permit is issued pursuant to the provisions of section one hundred fifty-one of the labor law, and the child is protected by the use of  safety  devices or  protective equipment which comply with the provisions of the Federal Occupational Safety and Health Act  provided,  however,  that  where  an activity is exempt from the permit requirement of this paragraph because the  activity  is non-professional, the activity shall still be required to comply with the requirement of  this  paragraph  relating  to  safety devices and protective equipment; or  (b) As a wrestler, boxer, or contortionist; or  (c)  In begging or receiving or soliciting alms in any manner or under any pretense, or in any mendicant occupation; or in gathering or picking rags, or collecting cigar stumps; or collecting  bones  or  refuse  from markets or streets; or in peddling; or  (d) In any illegal, indecent, or immoral exhibition or practice; or in the  exhibition  of any such child when mentally ill, mentally retarded, or when presenting the appearance of any deformity or unnatural physical formation or development; or  (e) In any practice or exhibition or place dangerous or  injurious  to the  life,  limb, health or morals of such child provided, however, that the provisions of this paragraph shall not apply to service as a  member of  a  certified volunteer ambulance service under the supervision of an emergency medical technician as provided in article thirty of the public health law by youthful volunteers at least fifteen years of age who hold a current American Red Cross advanced first aid and emergency care card.   2. It shall be unlawful for any person to employ, use or  exhibit  any person  under  eighteen  years  of  age  as a dancer or performer in any portion of a facility open to the public wherein performers  appear  and dance  or otherwise perform unclothed, under circumstances in which such employment would be harmful to such person  in  the  manner  defined  in subdivision six of section 235.20 of the penal law.   3. Violation of this section shall be a misdemeanor.
NY Arts & Cult Aff L § 37.01 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ACA - Arts and Cultural Affairs Title M - Theatrical Employment Contracts; Safety Precautions for Certain Performers; Performing Artists Article 37 - Theatrical Employment Contracts; Safety Precautions for Certain Performers 37.01 - Definitions.

§ 37.01. Definitions.  As  used  in  sections  37.03 and 37.05 of this   article:1. "Person"  means  any  individual,  company,  society,  association,   corporation,  manager,  contractor,  subcontractor, partnership, bureau,   agency, service, office or the agent or employee of the foregoing.2. "Fee" means  anything  of  value,  including  any  money  or  other   valuable  consideration  charged,  collected, received, paid or promised   for any service, or act rendered or to  be  rendered  by  an  employment   agency,  including  but  not limited to money received by such agency or   its emigrant agent which  is  more  than  the  amount  paid  by  it  for   transportation,  transfer  of baggage, or board and lodging on behalf of   any applicant for employment.3. "Theatrical employment agency" means  any  person  (as  defined  in   subdivision  one  hereof) who procures or attempts to procure employment   or engagements for an  artist,  but  such  term  does  not  include  the   business of managing entertainments, exhibitions or performances, or the   artists  or  attractions constituting the same, where such business only   incidentally involves the seeking of employment therefor.4. "Theatrical engagement" means any engagement or  employment  of  an   artist in employment described in subdivision three of this section.5.  "Artist" shall mean actors and actresses rendering services on the   legitimate stage  and  in  the  production  of  motion  pictures,  radio   artists, musical artists, musical organizations, directors of legitimate   stage, motion picture and radio productions, musical directors, writers,   cinematographers,  composers,  lyricists,  arrangers,  models, and other   artists and persons rendering professional services in  motion  picture,   theatrical, radio, television and other entertainment enterprises.
NY Arts & Cult Aff L § 37.03 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ACA - Arts and Cultural Affairs Title M - Theatrical Employment Contracts; Safety Precautions for Certain Performers; Performing Artists Article 37 - Theatrical Employment Contracts; Safety Precautions for Certain Performers 37.03 - Theatrical Employment; Contracts.

§ 37.03. Theatrical   employment;   contracts.   Contracts  between  a   theatrical employment agency and  an  artist  shall  include  the  gross   commission or fees to be paid by the artist to the theatrical employment   agency  consistent  with  section one hundred eighty-five of the general   business law. Such contracts  shall  contain  no  other  conditions  and   provisions  except such as are equitable between the parties thereto and   do not constitute an unreasonable restriction of business. In  addition,   such  contracts  in blank shall be first approved by the commissioner of   labor, except that in the city of New  York,  such  contracts  in  blank   shall  be first approved by the commissioner of consumer affairs of such   city, pursuant  to  section  one  hundred  eighty-nine  of  the  general   business  law,  and  his  or  her  determination  shall be reviewable by   certiorari. Each such contract shall also  include  the  name,  address,   phone  number  and license number of the theatrical employment agency in   addition to the name of the artist, the type of services covered by  the   contract,  and  all  terms and conditions associated with the payment of   such commission or fees. The theatrical employment agency shall keep  on   file  a  copy of each contract entered into with an artist and provide a   copy of each contract to the artist. Separately from the  contract,  the   agency  shall  provide  to  the  artist, at the time of each audition or   interview for specific  employment,  information  as  to  the  name  and   address  of  the  person  to  whom  the  artist  is  to  apply  for such   employment, the  service  to  be  performed,  the  anticipated  rate  of   compensation,  where such compensation is known prior to the audition or   interview,  and  any  other  material  terms  and  conditions  of   such   employment  that  are  known  by  the  agency  prior  to the audition or   interview. Such information may be provided by electronic communication.
NY Arts & Cult Aff L § 37.05 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ACA - Arts and Cultural Affairs Title M - Theatrical Employment Contracts; Safety Precautions for Certain Performers; Performing Artists Article 37 - Theatrical Employment Contracts; Safety Precautions for Certain Performers 37.05 - Theatrical Employment; Financial Investigations and Security.

§ 37.05. Theatrical employment; financial investigations and security.   A  theatrical  employment  agent  shall  investigate  whether or not any   employer (person, firm or corporation) who is offering employment to  an   applicant for employment, has defaulted in the payment of salaries, fees   or  other  compensation  to  any performer or group of performers or has   left stranded any performing companies or individuals or groups,  during   the five years preceding the date of the application. An agent shall not   procure or undertake to procure employment or engagements on the part of   any  performer or groups of performers for an employer who has failed to   pay salaries, fees or other compensation, or who has left  stranded  any   performer  or  groups  of  performers  or  any  performing  companies or   individuals during the five years preceding the date of the application,   unless  such  employer  (person,  firm  or  corporation)  shall  provide   sufficient   security  for  the  direct  benefit  of  the  performer  or   performers and in an amount ample to pay  the  performer  or  performers   their  full  compensation  for  the  specified  employment or engagement   designated in the employment or engagement contract. The  provisions  of   this section shall not apply to employment or engagements in modeling.