reglab/housing_qa huggingface dataset:
NY Hwy L § 352 (2021)
2021 New York Laws HAY - Highway Article 13 - Saving Clause; Laws Repealed; When to Take Effect 352 - Construction.

§ 352. Construction. The provisions of this chapter so far as they are   substantially  the  same  as  those existing at the time they shall take   effect, shall be construed as a continuation of such laws,  modified  or   amended,  according to the language employed in this chapter, and not as   new elements. References in laws  not  repealed  to  provisions  of  law   incorporated  in  this  chapter  and  repealed,  shall  be  construed as   applying to the provisions so incorporated.
NY Hwy L § 353 (2021)
2021 New York Laws HAY - Highway Article 13 - Saving Clause; Laws Repealed; When to Take Effect 353 - Laws Repealed.

§  353.  Laws repealed. Chapter thirty of the laws of nineteen hundred   and nine entitled "An act relating  to  highways,  constituting  chapter   twenty-five  of  the consolidated laws," and all acts amendatory thereof   and supplemental thereto, constituting the highway law as heretofore  in   force, are hereby repealed, except as otherwise provided herein.
NY Hwy L § 354 (2021)
2021 New York Laws HAY - Highway Article 13 - Saving Clause; Laws Repealed; When to Take Effect 354 - When to Take Effect.

§   354.   When  to  take  effect.  This  chapter  shall  take  effect   immediately.
NY Indian L § 1 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 1 - Short Title 1 - Short Title.

§ 1. Short title. This chapter shall be known as the "Indian Law."
NY Indian L § 2 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 2 - General Provisions 2 - New York State Indian Nations and Tribes.

§ 2. New York state Indian nations and tribes. The term "Indian nation   or  tribe"  means  one of the following New York state Indian nations or   tribes: Cayuga Nation, Oneida  Nation  of  New  York,  Onondaga  Nation,   Poospatuck or Unkechauge Nation, Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe, Seneca Nation   of  Indians,  Shinnecock  Indian  Nation,  Tonawanda  Band of Seneca and   Tuscarora Nation.
NY Indian L § 3 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 2 - General Provisions 3 - Power to Contract.

§ 3. Power to contract. An Indian shall be liable on his contracts not   prohibited by law. An Indian may take, hold and convey real property the   same  as  other  citizens,  but  no land owned or occupied as the common   property of any nation, tribe or  band  of  Indians  shall  be  conveyed   otherwise  than as provided in section seven. Upon becoming a freeholder   to the value of one hundred  dollars  an  Indian  shall  be  subject  to   taxation.
NY Indian L § 4 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 2 - General Provisions 4 - Marriage and Divorce.

§  4.  Marriage  and  divorce.  The  laws of the state relating to the   capacity to  contract  marriage,  the  solemnization  of  marriage,  the   annulment  of  the  marriage  contract,  and  divorce, are applicable to   Indians; and subject to the jurisdiction of the peacemakers'  courts  of   the  Seneca  nation  to  grant  divorces,  the  same  courts  shall have   jurisdiction  of  actions  arising  thereunder.  But  Indians  who  have   heretofore  contracted marriage according to the Indian custom or usage,   and shall cohabit as husband and wife, shall be deemed lawfully married.   As provided by subdivision three-a of section  eleven  of  the  domestic   relations  law,  marriages  may  be  solemnized by a judge or peacemaker   judge of any Indian tribal court, a chief, a headman, or any  member  of   any  tribal council or other governing body of any nation, tribe or band   of Indians in this state duly designated by such body for that  purpose,   or  any  other persons duly designated by such body, in keeping with the   culture and traditions of any such nation, tribe or band of  Indians  in   this state, to officiate at marriages.
NY Indian L § 5 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 2 - General Provisions 5 - Actions in State Courts.

§  5.  Actions  in  state  courts.    Any action or special proceeding   between Indians or between one or more Indians and any other  person  or   persons  may be prosecuted and enforced in any court of the state to the   same  extent  as  provided  by  law  for  other  actions   and   special   proceedings.
NY Indian L § 5-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 2 - General Provisions 5-A - Surrender of Tribal Records.

§  5-a.  Surrender  of  tribal records.   1. At the end of the term of   office of each officer, trustee, chief or headman of any  nation,  tribe   or band of Indians, all books, records and papers of such body entrusted   to or in the custody of such officer, trustee, chief or headman shall be   immediately  surrendered  to  the  president,  head  chief  or presiding   trustee, if any, of such body, elected in accordance with  this  chapter   and  in  the  case  of  any  nation, tribe or band the election of whose   officers, chiefs or trustees  is  not  provided  for  in  this  chapter,   surrender shall be made to the senior head chief chosen according to the   custom of such nation, tribe or band.2.  All  persons having in their possession or under their control any   book, record or paper belonging to any nation, tribe or band of  Indians   shall  upon demand of the president, head chief or presiding trustee, if   any, of such body, elected in accordance with  this  chapter,  surrender   the  same  to such officer, and in the case of any nation, tribe or band   the election of whose officers, chiefs or trustees is not  provided  for   in  this  chapter, upon demand of the senior head chief chosen according   to the custom of such nation, tribe or band, surrender shall be made  to   such officer.3. A violation of this section shall constitute a misdemeanor and upon   conviction  of  such  violation  the  offender  shall  be  punishable by   imprisonment in the county jail for a period not exceeding one  year  or   by a fine not exceeding five hundred dollars, or both, in the discretion   of the court.
NY Indian L § 6 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 2 - General Provisions 6 - Exemption of Reservation Lands From Taxation.

§  6. Exemption of reservation lands from taxation.  No taxes shall be   assessed, for any purpose whatever, upon any Indian reservation in  this   state, so long as the land of such reservation shall remain the property   of the nation, tribe or band occupying the same.
NY Indian L § 7 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 2 - General Provisions 7 - Partition of Tribal Lands.

§  7. Partition of tribal lands.  Any nation, tribe or band of Indians   which owns and occupies land in this state as  the  common  property  of   such  nation,  tribe  or  band may, by the act of its Indian government,   divide such lands into lots, and  distribute  and  partition  the  same,   quantity  and  quality  relatively considered, among the individuals and   families of such nation, tribe or band, so that the same may be held  in   severalty  and  in  fee  simple, according to the laws of this state. No   lands occupied and improved by any Indian according to the laws,  usages   or  customs  of the nation, tribe or band shall be set off to any person   other  than  the  occupant  or  his  family.  The  officers,  agents  or   commissioners  to  execute  the  deeds to effect such partition shall be   appointed  by  the  nation,  tribe  or  band,  whose  lands  are  to  be   distributed,  subject  to  the  approval  of the commissioner of general   services. They shall go before the county judge of the county  in  which   such  lands  are  situated,  and prove to his satisfaction that they are   authorized to effect such transfers, and shall  acknowledge  before  him   the deeds necessary therefor. The county judge shall examine such deeds,   and his indorsement thereon that he has examined the same, and that they   are  executed  in pursuance of authority duly conferred, shall authorize   the county clerk to record such deeds.Lands partitioned or distributed in pursuance of  this  section  shall   not  be subject to any lien or incumbrance, by way of mortgage, judgment   or otherwise, or be alienable by the grantee or his  heirs,  for  twenty   years  after  the recording of the deed effecting the partition; but may   be partitioned among the heirs of a grantee who dies.
NY Indian L § 7-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 2 - General Provisions 7-A - Purchase of Lands of Indians.

§  7-a. Purchase of lands of Indians.  No purchase or contract for the   sale of lands of Indians in this state, shall be valid unless made under   the authority, and with the consent of the legislature.
NY Indian L § 9 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 2 - General Provisions 9 - Residence of Other Indians on Tribal Lands.

§ 9. Residence of other Indians on tribal lands.  The chiefs, head men   or  councilors  of  any  nation, tribe or band of Indians other than the   Seneca nation, in council assembled, may, by a majority  vote,  grant  a   written permit to any Indian not a member of such nation, tribe or band,   to  reside  upon  the  tribal  lands thereof, and may limit the time and   regulate the terms upon which any Indians, not members of  such  nation,   tribe  or  band, may settle or reside upon such tribal lands. The permit   shall describe the boundaries of the land permitted to be occupied,  the   length of time and the terms upon which such Indian may reside upon such   land,  and shall be signed by the presiding officer and the secretary or   clerk of the council. The council of the  Seneca  nation  may  admit  an   Indian  of  any  other nation, tribe or band, to become an inhabitant of   their reservations and to enjoy  the  same  privileges  with  them.  All   leases,  contracts  and  agreements,  not  authorized  by  this chapter,   whereby any Indians not members of such nation, tribe or band, shall  be   permitted  to  reside  on the tribal lands of such nation, tribe or band   shall be void; and the Indians illegally occupying such lands  shall  be   liable to removal as intruders.
NY Indian L § 10 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 2 - General Provisions 10 - Licenses to Reside Upon Tribal Lands.

§  10.  Licenses  to  reside  upon tribal lands.   A county judge of a   county in which lands of any  nation,  tribe  or  band  of  Indians  are   situated,  may,  upon the request of such nation, tribe or band, grant a   written license to a schoolmaster, teacher or  family  of  teachers,  or   minister  of  the  gospel and his family, or priest, to reside upon such   lands, and for that purpose to occupy not to exceed fifty acres thereof,   or may grant a written license to a person to reside upon such lands for   the purpose of instructing the Indians in agriculture  or  the  mechanic   arts,  or  assisting  them in erecting or in keeping in repair a mill or   other machinery, or in the manufacture of salt. Such  judge  may  revoke   such  license,  and  shall  revoke  it whenever it shall appear that the   licensee has sold or given away  to  any  Indian  spirituous  liquor  or   intoxicating  drink.  Upon  the  revocation  of  any  such  license, the   licensee may be removed as an intruder.
NY Indian L § 11 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 2 - General Provisions 11 - Trespasses on Tribal Lands.

§  11.  Trespasses  on tribal lands.  An action may be brought, in the   name of the people of the  state,  against  any  person  other  than  an   Indian,  trespassing  upon tribal lands, by the district attorney of the   county in which such lands are situated, upon security for  the  payment   of  the  costs of such action being given to his satisfaction, or in the   name of the nation, tribe or band, by any three of the chiefs, head  men   or  councilors thereof, upon security being given to the satisfaction of   the county judge of the county in which such lands are situated, for the   payment of the costs of such action. The security  for  the  payment  of   costs,  as  provided  by  this section, shall be filed, if the action is   before a justice of the peace, with him, and otherwise, in the office of   the county clerk. The damages recovered, after paying expenses, shall be   distributed among the Indians occupying such lands.
NY Indian L § 11-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 2 - General Provisions 11-A - Recovering Possession of Reservation Land.

§ 11-a. Recovering possession of reservation land.  In addition to any   other  remedy provided by this chapter or by any other law, the council,   chiefs, trustees or headmen  constituting  the  governing  body  of  any   nation,  tribe  or band of Indians may in the name and on behalf of such   nation, tribe or band, maintain any action or proceeding to recover  the   possession of lands of such nation, tribe or band unlawfully occupied by   others and for damages resulting from such occupation.
NY Indian L § 12 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 2 - General Provisions 12 - Highways on Tribal Lands.

§ 12. Highways on tribal lands.  Commissioners of highways of towns in   which  an Indian reservation is wholly or partly situated shall have the   same power and jurisdiction over the portion of the reservation in their   respective towns, to improve highways already laid out  therein,  as  is   conferred  upon  such  commissioners by the highway law, except that the   written decision of the commissioners shall be served  upon  the  agent,   attorney  or  some  other officer of the nation, tribe or band occupying   such reservation; from which decision, such Indians  may,  within  sixty   days after the service thereof, appeal to the county judge of the county   in  which  such  lands are situated, whose decision shall be final. Such   commissioners of highways  may,  with  the  consent  of  the  tribal  or   national  authorities  of  the  nation,  tribe  or  band  occupying such   reservation, lay out and establish as provided by law,  highways  on  or   across such reservation, and the highway commissioners of the town shall   thereafter  be charged with the maintenance of such road and the bridges   thereon. This section shall not authorize the taxation of an Indian  who   is not a citizen.
NY Indian L § 12-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 2 - General Provisions 12-A - Indian Cemetery or Burial Grounds.

§  12-a.  Indian  cemetery or burial grounds.  The office of parks and   recreation shall have the power to  designate  any  Indian  cemetery  or   burial  ground  as  a place of historic interest pursuant to subdivision   one of section 3.09 of the parks and recreation law  provided,  however,   that  such  cemetery  or  burial  ground  is not located upon any Indian   reservation located wholly or partly within the state. No  person  shall   destroy,  alter,  convert,  or  in  any  way impair any such cemetery or   burial ground which has been  so  designated  as  a  place  of  historic   interest  or  any artifact or other object thereon which is or may be of   relevance to the historic interest thereof  without  the  prior  express   written permission of the office of parks and recreation.The  attorney  general,  at  the  request  of  the office of parks and   recreation, is hereby authorized to institute an action in supreme court   in the judicial district wherein  such  cemetery  or  burial  ground  is   located to enjoin violations or threatened violations of this section.
NY Indian L § 13 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 2 - General Provisions 13 - Powers of Departments of Charities and Education in Relation to Indians.

§  13. Powers of departments of charities and education in relation to   Indians. The department  of  charities  shall  hear  and  determine  all   questions which may arise in relation to moneys under the control of the   state,  belonging  to  any  nation,  tribe  or  band  of Indians, or any   individual Indian or his descendants, except moneys under the control of   the state for the promotion of education  among  the  Indians,  and  all   questions  which  may arise between the various parties of such tribe or   nation in relation to any of their lands, or  the  avails  thereof;  and   shall  make  such  treaties,  contracts  and  arrangements with any such   nation, tribe or band, or individuals, who have any claim upon any  land   in  this  state, or any money belonging to them under the control of the   state, or for the purchase of any portion of such  lands,  as  they  may   deem  just  and  proper, or in relation to the expense of laying out and   keeping in repair any public road passing through any lands occupied  by   Indians.  The  department  of  education  shall  hear  and determine all   questions which arise in relation to moneys under  the  control  of  the   state,  belonging  to  any  nation,  tribe  or  band of Indians, for the   promotion of education among the Indians. This section shall  not  apply   to Seneca or Tonawanda nations.
NY Indian L § 13-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 2 - General Provisions 13-A - Payments for Indians.

§  13-a.  Payments  for  Indians.    Whenever it shall appear that any   person whose name shall be certified for payment of an annuity or  other   fund  by  the state is incapable of receiving it because of incompetency   or infancy said payment shall be made to the attorney or  agent  of  the   tribe  of  which said incompetent or infant is a member, as trustee, who   shall disburse it for the benefit of said incompetent or infant in  such   manner as will best promote his or her general welfare, except when such   payment  is  certified  to  be  made  to  a  member  of the Cayuga tribe   incapable of receiving it in which event said payment shall be  made  to   the  state  department  of  social welfare for the purposes hereinbefore   described.
NY Indian L § 14 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 2 - General Provisions 14 - Trust Funds for Indians.

§  14.  Trust  funds  for  Indians.   The departments of education and   charities, respectively, for the purposes hereinafter  specified,  shall   receive from any nation, tribe or band of Indians residing in the state,   any  sums  of money which such Indians may wish to put in trust with the   state of New York, upon condition that the interest  or  income  thereof   shall  be  paid  over  and  applied,  under  the  direction  and  in the   discretion  of  the  department  of  education,  for  the  promotion  of   education  among  the  Indians,  and  under  the  direction  and  in the   discretion of the department of  charities,  for  the  encouragement  of   religion among the Indians, or for any other purpose of public interest,   use and benefit, which is a proper subject of taxation. Such money shall   be  in  the  custody  and  under the immediate charge of the head of the   division of finance in the department of taxation and finance and, under   the direction of the department by which it was received as provided  in   this section, invested by the comptroller in safe securities or in bonds   of  the  state  bearing  interest  at the rate of five per centum, to be   created and issued therefor, and called "The Indian loans."
NY Indian L § 15 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 2 - General Provisions 15 - Freedom From Toll and Ferriage.

§  15. Freedom from toll and ferriage.  The Indians of the Six Nations   may pass and repass free of toll and ferriage, at all  seasonable  times   of  the  day,  on  any  turnpike road, which shall have been established   since April sixth, eighteen hundred and three, or which shall  hereafter   be  established,  leading  from  or  through  the town of Canandaigua to   Buffalo creek or its vicinity, and over any toll  bridge  between  those   places, and at the ferry across the Niagara river at or near Black Rock,   or  at  such  place or places in its vicinity where any ferry shall have   been established since such time, or shall hereafter be established.
NY Indian L § 16 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 2 - General Provisions 16 - Indian Settlement Agreements.

§   16.   Indian  settlement  agreements.  Notwithstanding  any  other   provision of law, the provisions  of  the  Oneida  Settlement  Agreement   referenced  in  section  eleven  of the executive law shall be deemed to   supersede any inconsistent laws and regulations.
NY Indian L § 17 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 2 - General Provisions 17 - .

§  17.  Notwithstanding  the provisions of any other provision of this   chapter limiting to members of  the  male  sex  the  right  to  vote  in   elections  and  meetings  of  any  nation,  tribe or band of Indians, no   member of the feminine sex being a member of such nation, tribe or  band   shall  be  disqualified  by sex from voting in elections and meetings of   such nation, band or tribe after the qualified  voters  of  such  Indian   group  shall  have recognized the right of women to vote in elections or   meetings of such group.
NY Indian L § 18 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 2 - General Provisions 18 - Fire Corporations.

§ 18. Fire corporations.  Notwithstanding any other provisions of law,   the  members  of  the  Seneca  Nation  of  Indians  may  establish  fire   corporations to provide fire protection and related  services  upon  the   Seneca Indian reservations, or any part thereof, subject to the approval   of  the Council of the Seneca Nation of Indians. Such corporations shall   be formed pursuant  to  the  applicable  provisions  of  the  Membership   Corporation  Law,  provided,  however,  that  the consent of such Seneca   Council shall constitute the consent required by section  11.4  thereof.   Any such fire corporation shall have powers equivalent to those provided   by  law  with respect to like fire corporations or departments operating   outside such Seneca  reservations,  including  without  limitation,  the   right  to  enter  into  contracts  for  the provision of fire protection   services outside the Seneca reservation, and its members  and  employees   shall be entitled to all of the benefits afforded under New York Law for   persons engaged in providing fire protection services.
NY Indian L § 19 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 2 - General Provisions 19 - Fire Protection Contracts.

§ 19. Fire Protection Contracts.  Notwithstanding any other provisions   of  law,  the Seneca Nation of Indians and any city, town, village, fire   district or incorporated fire company  may  enter  into  a  contract  or   contracts   whereby   such   city,   town,  village,  fire  district  or   incorporated fire company for a stated consideration, agrees to  provide   fire  protection  upon all or any part of the lands of the Seneca Nation   of Indians.
NY Indian L § 20 (2021)
2021 New York Laws IND - Indian Article 3 - The Onondaga Tribe 20 - Appointment, Term of Office and Qualifications of the Agent of the Onondaga Indians.

§  20.  Appointment, term of office and qualifications of the agent of   the Onondaga Indians.   The offices of agent  of  the  Onondaga  Indians   residing  on  the  Onondaga  reservation,  and  of agent of the Onondaga   Indians residing on the Allegany, Cattaraugus, Tuscarora  and  Tonawanda   reservations,   are   combined  effective  July  one,  nineteen  hundred   sixty-one, and commencing on that date there shall be a single office of   agent of the Onondaga Indians.   Such agent shall be  appointed  by  the   state  commissioner of social welfare and shall exercise and perform his   power and duties under the supervision, direction  and  control  of  the   department of social welfare.  The term of office of such agent shall be   five  years.  The  compensation of such agent shall be paid by the state   and shall be an annual salary of  twelve  hundred  dollars.  Such  agent   shall  not  be  further  reimbursed  for  his expenses. Such agent shall   reside in Onondaga county, near the Onondaga reservation.