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NY UCC § 11-106 (2021)
2021 New York Laws UCC - Uniform Commercial Code Article 11 - Provisions for Transition From Original Article 9 to Revised Article 9 11-106 - Required Refilings.

Section 11--106. Required Refilings.  (1)  If  a security interest is perfected or has priority when the act enacting this Article takes effect as to all persons or  as  to  certain persons  without  any  filing  or  recording,  and  if  the  filing of a financing statement would be required for the perfection or priority  of the security interest against those persons under Revised Article 9, the perfection  and  priority rights of the security interest continue until three  years  after  the  effective  date  of  Revised  Article  9.  The perfection  will  then  lapse  unless  a financing statement is filed as provided in subsection (2) or unless the security interest is  perfected otherwise than by filing.  (2)  A  financing  statement may be filed within six months before the perfection of a  security  interest  would  otherwise  lapse.  Any  such financing  statement  may  be signed by either the debtor or the secured party. It must identify the  security  agreement,  statement  or  notice however  denominated in any statute or other law repealed or modified by the act enacting this Article, state the office where and the date  when the  last  filing,  refiling or recording, if any, was made with respect thereto, and the filing number, if any, or book and  page,  if  any,  of recording  and  further  state that the security agreement, statement or notice, however denominated, in another filing office under the  uniform commercial  code  or under any statute or other law repealed or modified by the act enacting this Article is still effective. Section  9-401  and Section  9-103  determine  the  proper  place  to  file such a financing statement. Except as specified in this  subsection,  the  provisions  of subsection  (3)  of  Section  9-403 for continuation statements apply to such a financing statement.
NY UCC § 11-107 (2021)
2021 New York Laws UCC - Uniform Commercial Code Article 11 - Provisions for Transition From Original Article 9 to Revised Article 9 11-107 - Transition Provisions as to Priorities.

Section 11--107. Transition Provisions as to Priorities.Except as otherwise provided in this Article, Original Article 9 shall   apply  to any questions of priority if the positions of the parties were   fixed prior to the effective date of Revised Article 9. In  other  cases   questions of priority shall be determined by Revised Article 9.
NY UCC § 11-108 (2021)
2021 New York Laws UCC - Uniform Commercial Code Article 11 - Provisions for Transition From Original Article 9 to Revised Article 9 11-108 - Presumption That Rule of Law Continues Unchanged.

Section 11--108. Presumption that Rule of Law Continues Unchanged.Unless  a  change  in  law  has  clearly  been made, the provisions of   Revised Article 9 shall be deemed declaratory of the meaning of Original   Article 9.
NY UCC § 13-101 (2021)
2021 New York Laws UCC - Uniform Commercial Code Article 13 - Effective Date and Repealer 13-101 - Application of Act.

Section 13--101. Application of Act.This  Act applies to transactions entered into and events occurring on   and after the effective date specified in Section 10-105 of this Act.
NY UCC § 13-103 (2021)
2021 New York Laws UCC - Uniform Commercial Code Article 13 - Effective Date and Repealer 13-103 - Inconsistent Laws; Which Law Governs.

Section 13--103. Inconsistent Laws; Which Law Governs.If  any other provision of law is inconsistent with this Act, this Act   shall govern unless this Act  or  such  inconsistent  provision  of  law   specifically provides otherwise.
NY UCC § 13-104 (2021)
2021 New York Laws UCC - Uniform Commercial Code Article 13 - Effective Date and Repealer 13-104 - Laws Not Repealed.

Section 13--104. Laws Not Repealed.The  Article  on  Documents  of  Title  (Article 7) does not repeal or   modify any laws prescribing the form or contents of documents  of  title   or  the  services  or facilities to be afforded by bailees, or otherwise   regulating bailees' businesses in respects not specifically  dealt  with   herein;  but  the  fact  that such laws are violated does not affect the   status of  a  document  of  title  which  otherwise  complies  with  the   definition of a document of title (Section 1--201).
NY UCC § 13-105 (2021)
2021 New York Laws UCC - Uniform Commercial Code Article 13 - Effective Date and Repealer 13-105 - Effective Date.

Section 13--105. Effective Date.This  Act shall take effect September twenty-seventh, nineteen hundred   sixty-four.
NY Vill L § 1-100 (2021)
2021 New York Laws VIL - Village Article 1 - Short Title 1-100 - Short Title.

§ 1-100 Short title. This chapter shall be known as the "Village law".
NY Vill L § 1-102 (2021)
2021 New York Laws VIL - Village Article 1 - Short Title 1-102 - Powers of Incorporated Village.

§ 1-102. Powers of incorporated villageThe  citizens  of the state of New York, from time to time inhabitants   of  the  territory  comprised  within  the  boundaries  of  any  village   heretofore  or  hereafter  incorporated shall continue to be a municipal   corporation in perpetuity under its corporate name and the same shall in   that name be a body politic and corporate in fact and in law, with power   of perpetual succession. The village shall have power:1. To take, purchase, hold, lease,  sell  and  convey  such  real  and   personal property as the purposes of the corporation may require.2.  To  take  by  gift,  grant,  bequest  or  devise and hold real and   personal  estate  absolutely  or  in  trust  for  any  purpose  of   the   corporation  or  for any public use upon such terms or conditions as may   be prescribed by the grantor or donor and accepted by  said  corporation   and to provide for the proper administration of the same.3.  To  take unconditionally by gift, grant, bequest or devise for any   other purpose any real  or  personal  property  or  estate  or  interest   therein,  to  hold same for only such time as is reasonably necessary to   sell, convey or to dispose thereof, and to so sell,  convey  or  dispose   thereof;  notwithstanding that the holding of such property would not be   for a purpose of the corporation or for a public use.4. To make, have and use, and from time to time alter, a common seal.5. To contract and be contracted with, to sue and be sued, to complain   and defend and to institute, prosecute, maintain, defend  and  intervene   in, any action or proceeding in any court.6.  To  have  and exercise all the rights, privileges and jurisdiction   essential to a proper exercise of its corporate function, including  all   that  may  be necessarily incident to, or may be fairly implied from the   powers specifically conferred upon such corporation.7. To have and exercise all  the  rights,  privileges,  functions  and   powers  prescribed and exercised by it under existing or subsequent laws   and not inconsistent with the provisions of this chapter.
NY Vill L § 2-200 (2021)
2021 New York Laws VIL - Village Article 2 - Incorporation 2-200 - Population and Area Requirements.

§  2-200 Population and area requirements. 1. A territory containing a   population of at least five hundred persons who are regular  inhabitants   thereof,  as hereinafter defined, may be incorporated as a village under   this chapter provided such territory does not include a part of  a  city   or village and further provided the limits of such territory:a. do not contain more than five square miles; orb.  are coterminous with the entire boundaries of a school, fire, fire   protection, fire alarm, town special or town improvement district; orc. are coterminous with parts of  the  boundaries  of  more  than  one   school,  fire,  fire  protection,  fire  alarm,  town  special  or  town   improvement district, all of which  are  wholly  contained  within  such   limits and within one town; ord. are coterminous with the entire boundaries of a town.2.  The words "regular inhabitants" as used herein and for the purpose   of this article shall include all  persons  residing  in  the  territory   proposed  to  be incorporated except such persons who themselves, or who   are persons under the age of eighteen years residing with  persons  who,   maintain  a  residence  outside  such  territory  which is used as their   address for purposes of voting.
NY Vill L § 2-204 (2021)
2021 New York Laws VIL - Village Article 2 - Incorporation 2-204 - Notice of Hearing.

§ 2-204 Notice of hearing. Within twenty days after the filing of such   petition  or  copies  thereof, each supervisor with whom same were filed   shall cause to be posted in five public places  in  that  part  of  such   territory located in his town and also to be published at least twice in   the newspaper or newspapers designated pursuant to subdivision eleven of   section  sixty-four  of  the  town  law,  a  joint  notice  of  all such   supervisors: that a petition for the incorporation  of  the  village  of   (naming  it) has been received; that at a place in such territory and on   a day, not less than twenty nor more than thirty days after the date  of   the  posting  and first publication of such notice, which date and place   shall be specified therein, a hearing will be had  upon  such  petition;   that such petition will be available for public inspection in the office   of  each  town clerk until the date of such hearing; that the purpose of   the hearing is to consider the legal sufficiency of the  petition;  that   objections  to  the legal sufficiency of the petition must be in writing   and signed by one or more of the residents of such town;  and  that  any   group  of  persons  having  one  or  more  objections in common may make   designation in writing and signed by them of at least one  but  no  more   than  three  persons  giving the full names and addresses on whom and at   which addresses all papers required to be served in connection with  the   proceeding  for  incorporation  shall  be  served.  A  majority  of such   designees must reside in such town or towns. In the absence of any other   suitable place, such hearing shall be held in a school building, if any,   located in such territory. If such territory is located in more than one   town the hearing shall be noticed and publicized as a joint  hearing  of   all  such towns. For the purposes of this section, in the event that the   town maintains a website, one of the posting  requirements  required  by   this  section may be fulfilled by posting such information on the town's   website.
NY Vill L § 2-206 (2021)
2021 New York Laws VIL - Village Article 2 - Incorporation 2-206 - Proceeding on Hearing.

§  2-206 Proceeding on hearing. 1. The supervisor, or supervisors if a   joint hearing, with whom the petition or  copies  thereof,  were  filed,   shall meet at the time and place specified in such notice and shall hear   objections  which  may  be  presented as to the legal sufficiency of the   petition for incorporation based upon any of the following grounds:a. That a person signing such petition was not qualified therefor;b. If it is alleged that the petition is submitted on the  basis  that   the  persons  signing  such  petition  constitute twenty per cent of the   residents in such territory qualified to vote for officers of a town  in   which  all or part of such territory is located, that such allegation is   false;c. If it is alleged that the petition is submitted on the  basis  that   the  persons  signing  such  petition  are the owners of more than fifty   percent in assessed valuation of the real property in such territory  or   in full valuation of the real property in each part of each town in such   territory  and  computed  separately for each such part, as the case may   be, assessed upon the last completed assessment roll  or  rolls  of  the   town  or  towns  in which all or part of such territory is located, that   such allegation is false;d. That such territory is part of a city or village;e. That if such territory is less than an  entire  town,  it  contains   more  than  five  square  miles and the limits of such territory are not   coterminous with  the  entire  boundaries  of  one  school,  fire,  fire   protection,  fire  alarm,  town special or town improvement district and   the limits of such territory are  not  coterminous  with  parts  of  the   boundaries  of  more than one school, fire, fire protection, fire alarm,   town special or town improvement  district,  all  of  which  are  wholly   contained within such limits and within one town;f.  That such territory does not contain a population of at least five   hundred regular inhabitants;g. That the petition in any other specified respect does  not  conform   to the requirements of this article.2.  The  supervisor  of the town in which the entire territory, or the   greatest portion of such territory is located shall conduct the hearing.3. All objections must be  in  writing  and  signed  by  one  or  more   residents qualified to vote for town offices a town in which all or part   of  such  territory  of the proposed village is located. Testimony as to   objections may be taken at the hearing which shall be reduced to writing   and subscribed by those testifying. The burden of proof shall be on  the   objectors.  All  written  objections  and signed testimony shall clearly   state the name and address of the objector.4. The hearing may be adjourned but must be  concluded  within  twenty   days from the date fixed in the notice of hearing.
NY Vill L § 2-208 (2021)
2021 New York Laws VIL - Village Article 2 - Incorporation 2-208 - Decision as to Legal Sufficiency of Petition.

§  2-208  Decision as to legal sufficiency of petition. 1.  Within ten   days after such hearing  is  concluded  the  supervisor  or  supervisors   jointly   shall   determine  whether  the  petition  complies  with  the   requirements of this article and jointly shall make and sign a  decision   accordingly.  If  such  supervisors  cannot agree, the decision shall be   deemed to be adverse to the petition. If the decision be adverse to  the   petition, the decision shall contain a brief statement of the reasons on   which  the  adverse  decision  is  based  or  the  reasons  on which the   supervisor or supervisors deciding adversely to the petition were unable   to join in a unanimous decision sustaining the petition.2. The original of the decision, copies of the notice of  the  hearing   together  with  affidavits  of  posting and publishing same, the written   objections and the minutes of proceedings taken on the hearing including   signed testimony shall be filed by such supervisor or supervisors within   fifteen days after the hearing is concluded, with the town clerk of  the   same  town  in  which  the  original  copy  of  the  petition was filed.   Duplicate copies of the said papers shall be filed with the town  clerks   of all other towns in which any part of such territory is located.3.  If  no  proceeding  be  instituted  to review such decision within   thirty days after such filing of the original copy thereof, the decision   shall be final and conclusive. In the event that the decision is adverse   to the petition, a new proceeding for  incorporation  may  be  commenced   immediately.
NY Vill L § 2-210 (2021)
2021 New York Laws VIL - Village Article 2 - Incorporation 2-210 - Review of Decision.

§  2-210  Review  of  decision.  1.  The decision of the supervisor or   supervisors as to the legal sufficiency of the petition shall be subject   to judicial review in the manner provided in  article  seventy-eight  of   the  civil practice law and rules. Such proceeding may be brought on the   ground or grounds that said decision is illegal, based  on  insufficient   evidence, or contrary to the weight of evidence. If the court determines   that  additional  testimony  or  evidence  is  necessary  for the proper   disposition of the matter it may take  such  evidence  or  testimony  or   appoint  a  referee  to take such evidence or testimony as it may direct   and report the  same  to  the  court  with  his  findings  of  fact  and   conclusions  of law which shall constitute a part of the proceeding upon   which the determination of the  court  shall  be  made.  The  court  may   reverse  or  affirm  on  the  basis of law and fact as determined by the   court.2. Such proceeding must be instituted within  thirty  days  after  the   filing  of  the  original  copy  of such decision as required by section   2-208 of this article.3. The proceeding may only be instituted by a resident in  a  town  in   which a part of such territory is located.4. In addition to the requirements of said article seventy-eight:a.  Notice  of  such  a proceeding shall be given to the town clerk of   each town in which any part of such territory is located. He shall cause   same to be filed in his office.b. If the proceeding be brought to review a decision  adverse  to  the   petition,  copies  of all papers in connection therewith shall be served   on all persons designated by  objectors  to  the  petition  pursuant  to   section  2-204  of this article and on all other objectors who have made   no such designations and whose objections were submitted in writing  and   signed.  Service  shall  be  sufficient  if made either personally or by   certified mail with a return receipt.c. If the proceeding be brought to review a  decision  sustaining  the   petition,  copies  of all papers in connection therewith shall be served   on all persons designated in the petition to receive same.d. All  persons  served  pursuant  to  paragraphs  b  and  c  of  this   subdivision  shall  be  parties  to  such  proceeding under said article   seventy-eight.e. All issues in any proceeding hereunder shall have  preference  over   all other civil actions and proceedings.5.  The successful party to any such proceeding shall file a certified   copy of the decision and order in the office of the clerk of  each  town   in which any part of such territory is located.
NY Vill L § 2-212 (2021)
2021 New York Laws VIL - Village Article 2 - Incorporation 2-212 - Right to Election.

§ 2-212 Right to election. 1. An election to determine the question of   incorporation  shall  be  held  no later than forty days after the first   occurring of either of the following two events:a. The expiration of thirty days from the filing of the original of  a   decision  sustaining  the  legal  sufficiency  of  the  petition  and no   proceeding having been instituted to review same, orb. The filing of a final order sustaining the petition  after  such  a   proceeding to review.c. The procedure for conducting said election shall be pursuant to the   election law.
NY Vill L § 2-214 (2021)
2021 New York Laws VIL - Village Article 2 - Incorporation 2-214 - Notice of Election.

§  2-214  Notice  of  election.  Within ten days after the right to an   election is complete the town clerk of each town in which any portion of   such territory is located shall cause to be posted in five public places   in that part of such territory located in  such  town  and  also  to  be   published  at  least  twice  in  the  newspaper or newspapers designated   pursuant to subdivision eleven of section sixty-four of the town law,  a   joint  notice by the clerks of all such towns that at a convenient place   in such territory, between the hours of twelve  o'clock  noon  and  nine   o'clock  in  the evening and on a day not less than twenty nor more than   thirty days after the date of the posting and first  publication,  which   date  and  place shall be specified therein, an election will be held to   determine  whether  the  proposed  village  of  (naming  it)  shall   be   incorporated.  Such  election  shall  not  be  held  on  a day of a town   election or of a general election in a town in which any  part  of  such   territory  is  located.  For  the purposes of this section, in the event   that the town maintains a  website,  one  of  the  posting  requirements   required by this section may be fulfilled by posting such information on   the town's website.
NY Vill L § 2-216 (2021)
2021 New York Laws VIL - Village Article 2 - Incorporation 2-216 - Qualification of Voters.

§  2-216  Qualification  of  voters.  Each  resident in such territory   qualified to vote for town officers may vote at such election.
NY Vill L § 2-218 (2021)
2021 New York Laws VIL - Village Article 2 - Incorporation 2-218 - Registration List of Voters.

§  2-218  Registration list of voters. 1. Preparation. It shall be the   duty of the clerk of each town in which a portion of  such  teritory  is   located  to  make  and file in his office, at least ten days before such   election an accurate list of voters, alphabetically  arranged,  who  are   qualified  to  vote at such election. Such list shall be copied from the   registration poll records for the last preceding general  election,  and   shall be modified in accordance with whatever information the town clerk   may have or receive from the board of elections.2.  Inspection  of  and additions to registration list. At least three   days prior to such election and not on a Sunday  the  registration  list   for  such  election  shall  be  open for inspection by the public in the   office of the town clerk preparing same  between  the  hours  of  twelve   o'clock  noon  and nine o'clock in the evening where and when any person   claiming to be qualified to vote at such  election  whose  name  is  not   included  in  the registration list of voters therefor may apply to such   clerk for a revision of such list to include his or her name. The clerk,   upon presentation of proper proofs showing that such person is  or  will   at  the  time of such election be qualified to vote for town officers of   such town as a resident of such territory, shall  revise  such  list  to   include the name of such person.3. Notice of availability of list for inspection and additions. Within   ten  days  after  the right to an election is complete the town clerk of   each town in which any portion of such territory is located shall  cause   to  be  posted  in  five  public  places  in that part of such territory   located in such town and also to be published  at  least  twice  in  the   newspaper  or  newspapers  designated  pursuant to subdivision eleven of   section sixty-four of the town law, a notice: that a  registration  list   of  voters  qualified  to  vote  at  such election will be available for   inspection in his office between the hours of twelve  o'clock  noon  and   nine  o'clock  in the evening on a day specified therein which day shall   not be on a Sunday and shall be  at  least  three  days  prior  to  such   election;  that  at  said time and place said list will be available for   inspection by the public; and also that at said time and  place  persons   claiming to be qualified to vote at such election whose names are not on   such  list  may,  upon  presentation  of proper proofs, have their names   added thereto. For the purposes of this section, in the event  that  the   town  maintains  a  website, one of the posting requirements required by   this subdivision may be fulfilled by posting  such  information  on  the   town's website.4.  No  person  shall  be entitled to vote at such election whose name   does not appear on the registration list of voters.