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NY Gen Oblig L § 1-201 (2021)
2021 New York Laws GOB - General Obligations Article 1 - Short Title; Construction; Applicability of Certain Sections Title 2 - Construction; Applicability of Certain Sections 1-201 - Construction of Act of Reconsolidation.

§ 1-201. Construction of act of reconsolidation. 1. This chapter shall   be  construed  as  a  continuation  and  re-enactment  of the provisions   repealed by article  nineteen  hereof  as  such  provisions  existed  on   December thirty-first, nineteen hundred sixty-two.2.  The  repeal  by  this  chapter  of provisions specified in article   nineteen hereof and the enactment of this chapter shall not  affect  any   action  or  proceeding pending under any such provision at the time this   chapter shall take effect.3. Any act of the legislature of the year nineteen hundred sixty-three   or nineteen hundred sixty-four  which  in  form  amends  or  repeals  or   purports  to  amend  or  repeal  any provision or provisions repealed by   article  nineteen  of  this   chapter   shall   be   legally   effective   notwithstanding  the repeal of such provision or provisions and shall be   construed as an amendment  or  repeal,  as  the  case  may  be,  of  the   corresponding   provision  or  provisions  of  this  chapter,  and  such   corresponding provisions shall be construed  to  be  amended,  modified,   changed  or  repealed  as though they had been expressly and in terms so   amended or repealed.4. Reference by any law, general or  special,  in  force  on  December   thirty-first,   nineteen  hundred  sixty-two,  or  in  any  act  of  the   legislature of the year nineteen hundred sixty-three or nineteen hundred   sixty-four, to a provision repealed by article nineteen of this chapter,   as in force immediately before the time this chapter shall take  effect,   shall  be  construed  to  refer  to  the corresponding provision of this   chapter.
NY Gen Oblig L § 1-202 (2021)
2021 New York Laws GOB - General Obligations Article 1 - Short Title; Construction; Applicability of Certain Sections Title 2 - Construction; Applicability of Certain Sections 1-202 - Definition.

§ 1-202. Definition.  As  used  in  this chapter, the term "infant" or   "minor" means a person who has not attained the age of eighteen years.
NY Gen Oblig L § 3-102 (2021)
2021 New York Laws GOB - General Obligations Article 3 - Capacity; Effect of Status or of Certain Relationships or Occupations Upon the Creation, Definition or Enforcement of Obligations Title 1 - Infancy 3-102 - Obligations of Certain Minors for Hospital, Medical and Surgical Treatment and Care.

§ 3-102. Obligations  of  certain  minors  for  hospital,  medical and   surgical treatment and care. 1. An  obligation  incurred  by  a  married   minor  for  hospital,  medical  and surgical treatment and care for such   minor or  such  minor's  children  shall  not  be  voidable  because  of   minority.  For  the purpose of this section only, subsequent judgment of   divorce or annulment shall not alter the obligation previously incurred.
NY Gen Oblig L § 3-103 (2021)
2021 New York Laws GOB - General Obligations Article 3 - Capacity; Effect of Status or of Certain Relationships or Occupations Upon the Creation, Definition or Enforcement of Obligations Title 1 - Infancy 3-103 - Contracts Pursuant to the "Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944" as Amended; When They May Not Be Disaffirmed.

§ 3-103. Contracts  pursuant  to the "Servicemen's Readjustment Act of   1944" as amended; when they may not  be  disaffirmed.    1.  A  veteran,   eligible  for the benefits provided for in Section 1801 and following of   Title 38 of the United States Code, and  the  spouse  of  such  veteran,   regardless  of  the minority of either or both and without limitation of   the powers of any such person who is of full age, shall each have  power   (a)  to  enter  into  and  contract  for a loan or loans to such veteran   pursuant to such title; (b) to receive, hold  and  dispose  of  real  or   personal  property, make and execute contracts, notes, deeds, mortgages,   agreements and other instruments, and take  any  other  action,  to  the   extent  necessary  or  appropriate  to  effect  any  such  loan, provide   security therefor, carry out or modify the terms thereof, and effect any   compromise or settlement of any such loan or of any claim  with  respect   thereto; and (c) to dispose of real or personal property so acquired and   make  and  execute  contracts,  deeds,  agreements and other instruments   necessary or appropriate for such purpose.2. Notwithstanding any contrary provision or  rule  of  law,  no  such   veteran  or  spouse  shall  have  the  power  to  disaffirm,  because of   minority, any  act  or  transaction  which  he  or  she  is  hereinabove   empowered  to  perform  or  engage  in, nor shall any defense based upon   minority be interposed in any action or proceeding arising  out  of  any   such act or transaction.
NY Gen Oblig L § 3-107 (2021)
2021 New York Laws GOB - General Obligations Article 3 - Capacity; Effect of Status or of Certain Relationships or Occupations Upon the Creation, Definition or Enforcement of Obligations Title 1 - Infancy 3-107 - Certain Contracts of Parents or Guardians Respecting Employment of Infants Not Enforceable Unless Approved.

§ 3-107. Certain   contracts   of   parents  or  guardians  respecting   employment of infants not enforceable unless approved.  Where a contract   providing for performance or rendering of services by an infant  is  one   which the supreme court or surrogate's court has jurisdiction to approve   as  provided  in section 3-105 of this chapter, no parent or guardian of   the infant with respect to whose services the contract  is  made  shall,   unless  the contract is so approved, be liable on the contract either as   a party or as a guarantor of its performance:1. If the infant was a resident of the state at the time the  contract   was  made  or  at  the time of the event by reason of which liability is   sought to be imposed, by reason of  any  disaffirmance,  repudiation  or   breach of the contract or any term thereof, or any failure or refusal of   the infant to perform, or2.  In  any  other  case,  by  reason of any failure or refusal of the   infant to perform or  render  services  required  or  permitted  by  the   contract  to  be  performed  or rendered in this state or any failure or   refusal of the parent or guardian to cause such services to be  rendered   or performed.
NY Gen Oblig L § 3-109 (2021)
2021 New York Laws GOB - General Obligations Article 3 - Capacity; Effect of Status or of Certain Relationships or Occupations Upon the Creation, Definition or Enforcement of Obligations Title 1 - Infancy 3-109 - Payment of Wages to Minor; When Valid.

§ 3-109. Payment  of  wages  to minor; when valid. Where a minor is in   the employment of a person other than his parent or guardian, payment to   such minor of his wages is valid, unless such parent or guardian  notify   the  employer  in  writing, within thirty days after the commencement of   such service, that such wages are claimed by such  parent  or  guardian,   but  whenever  such  notice  is  given at any time payments to the minor   shall not be valid for services rendered thereafter.
NY Gen Oblig L § 3-111 (2021)
2021 New York Laws GOB - General Obligations Article 3 - Capacity; Effect of Status or of Certain Relationships or Occupations Upon the Creation, Definition or Enforcement of Obligations Title 1 - Infancy 3-111 - Negligence of Parent or Other Custodian Not Imputed to Infant.

§ 3-111. Negligence  of  parent  or  other  custodian  not  imputed to   infant.   In an action brought by  an  infant  to  recover  damages  for   personal  injury  the  contributory negligence of the infant's parent or   other custodian shall not be imputed to the infant.
NY Gen Oblig L § 3-301 (2021)
2021 New York Laws GOB - General Obligations Article 3 - Capacity; Effect of Status or of Certain Relationships or Occupations Upon the Creation, Definition or Enforcement of Obligations Title 3 - Husband and Wife 3-301 - Powers of Married Woman.

§ 3-301. Powers  of  married  woman.  1.  A  married woman has all the   rights in respect to property, real or personal,  and  the  acquisition,   use, enjoyment and disposition thereof, and to make contracts in respect   thereto  with  any  person,  including  her husband, and to carry on any   business, trade or occupation, and to exercise all powers and enjoy  all   rights in respect thereto and in respect to her contracts, and be liable   on such contracts, as if she were unmarried.2. All sums that may be recovered in actions or special proceedings by   a  married  woman  to recover damages to her person, estate or character   shall be the separate property of the wife.3. Judgment for or against  a  married  woman,  may  be  rendered  and   enforced,  in a court of record, or not of record, as if she was single.   A married woman may confess a judgment.
NY Gen Oblig L § 3-303 (2021)
2021 New York Laws GOB - General Obligations Article 3 - Capacity; Effect of Status or of Certain Relationships or Occupations Upon the Creation, Definition or Enforcement of Obligations Title 3 - Husband and Wife 3-303 - Contracts in Contemplation of Marriage.

§ 3-303. Contracts  in  contemplation  of  marriage.  A  contract made   between persons in contemplation of  marriage,  remains  in  full  force   after the marriage takes place.
NY Gen Oblig L § 3-305 (2021)
2021 New York Laws GOB - General Obligations Article 3 - Capacity; Effect of Status or of Certain Relationships or Occupations Upon the Creation, Definition or Enforcement of Obligations Title 3 - Husband and Wife 3-305 - Contract of Married Woman Not to Bind Husband.

§ 3-305. Contract  of  married  woman  not to bind husband. A contract   made by a married woman does not bind her husband or his property.
NY Gen Oblig L § 3-307 (2021)
2021 New York Laws GOB - General Obligations Article 3 - Capacity; Effect of Status or of Certain Relationships or Occupations Upon the Creation, Definition or Enforcement of Obligations Title 3 - Husband and Wife 3-307 - Liability of Husband for Antenuptial Debts.

§ 3-307. Liability  of  husband  for  antenuptial debts. A husband who   acquires property of his wife by antenuptial contract or  otherwise,  is   liable  for her debts contracted before marriage, but only to the extent   of the property so acquired.
NY Gen Oblig L § 3-309 (2021)
2021 New York Laws GOB - General Obligations Article 3 - Capacity; Effect of Status or of Certain Relationships or Occupations Upon the Creation, Definition or Enforcement of Obligations Title 3 - Husband and Wife 3-309 - Husband and Wife May Convey to Each Other or Make Partition.

§ 3-309. Husband  and wife may convey to each other or make partition.   Husband and wife may  convey  or  transfer  real  or  personal  property   directly,  the  one  to  the  other, without the intervention of a third   person; and may make partition or division of any real property held  by   them  as  tenants in common, joint tenants or tenants by the entireties.   If so expressed  in  the  instrument  of  partition  or  division,  such   instrument bars the wife's right to dower in such property, and also, if   so expressed, the husband's tenancy by curtesy.
NY Gen Oblig L § 3-311 (2021)
2021 New York Laws GOB - General Obligations Article 3 - Capacity; Effect of Status or of Certain Relationships or Occupations Upon the Creation, Definition or Enforcement of Obligations Title 3 - Husband and Wife 3-311 - Marriage Relationship Not to Affect Construction of Instruments and Transactions Involving Personal Property.

§ 3-311. Marriage   relationship   not   to   affect  construction  of   instruments and transactions involving personal property.   1. Where  an   instrument  or  transaction  creating  or  transferring  an  interest in   personal property would create a joint tenancy or a tenancy in common in   persons not husband and wife, it shall  create  a  joint  tenancy  or  a   tenancy  in  common,  as the case may be, in persons who are husband and   wife.2. An instrument or transaction which  does  not  create  a  right  of   survivorship  in  personal  property between persons who are not husband   and wife shall not create a right of survivorship in  personal  property   between persons who are husband and wife.3.  This  section applies without regard to the identity of the person   who makes the transfer or at whose instance it is had, or from whom  the   consideration for the instrument or transaction proceeds.
NY Gen Oblig L § 3-313 (2021)
2021 New York Laws GOB - General Obligations Article 3 - Capacity; Effect of Status or of Certain Relationships or Occupations Upon the Creation, Definition or Enforcement of Obligations Title 3 - Husband and Wife 3-313 - Right of Action by or Against Married Woman, and by Husband or Wife Against the Other, for Torts.

§ 3-313. Right  of  action by or against married woman, and by husband   or wife against the other, for torts.  1. A married woman has a right of   action for an injury to her person, property  or  character  or  for  an   injury  arising  out  of  the  marital relation, as if unmarried. She is   liable for her wrongful or tortious acts; her husband is not liable  for   such  acts  unless they were done by his actual coercion or instigation;   and such coercion or instigation shall not  be  presumed,  but  must  be   proved.2.  A  married woman has a right of action against her husband for his   wrongful or tortious acts resulting to her in  any  personal  injury  as   defined  in  section  thirty-seven-a of the general construction law, or   resulting in injury to her property, as if they were unmarried, and  she   is  liable to her husband for her wrongful or tortious acts resulting in   any such personal injury to her husband or to his property, as  if  they   were unmarried.
NY Gen Oblig L § 3-315 (2021)
2021 New York Laws GOB - General Obligations Article 3 - Capacity; Effect of Status or of Certain Relationships or Occupations Upon the Creation, Definition or Enforcement of Obligations Title 3 - Husband and Wife 3-315 - Married Woman's Right of Action for Wages.

§ 3-315. Married woman's right of action for wages. 1. A married woman   shall  have a cause of action in her own sole and separate right for all   wages, salary, profits, compensation or other remuneration for which she   may render work, labor or services or which  may  be  derived  from  any   trade,  business  or occupation carried on by her, and her husband shall   have no right of action therefor unless she or he with her knowledge and   consent has otherwise expressly agreed with the person obligated to  pay   such wages, salary, profits, compensation or other remuneration.2. In any action or proceeding in which a married woman or her husband   shall  seek  to  recover  wages,  salary, profits, compensation or other   remuneration for which such married woman has rendered  work,  labor  or   services  or  which  was  derived from any trade, business or occupation   carried on by her or in which the loss of such wages,  salary,  profits,   compensation or other remuneration shall be an item of damage claimed by   a married woman or her husband, the presumption of law in all such cases   shall  be  that such married woman is alone entitled thereto, unless the   contrary expressly appears.
NY Gen Oblig L § 5-101 (2021)
2021 New York Laws GOB - General Obligations Article 5 - Creation, Definition and Enforcement of Contractual Obligations Title 1 - Definitions of Terms 5-101 - Definitions of Terms as Used in Certain Sections.

§ 5-101. Definitions  of terms as used in certain sections. 1. As used   in sections 5-331, 5-703 and  5-1115,  the  term  "conveyance"  includes   every  instrument,  in  writing,  except  a will, by which any estate or   interest  in  real  property  is  created,  transferred,   assigned   or   surrendered.2.  As  used  in sections 5-703, 5-1111 and 5-1115, the terms "estate"   and "interest in real property" include every such estate and  interest,   freehold  or  chattel,  legal or equitable, present or future, vested or   contingent.3. As used in sections 5-321, 5-323, 5-331, 5-703 and 5-1115, the term   "real property" is co-extensive in meaning  with  lands,  tenements  and   hereditaments.4.  As used in section 5-335 of this article, the term "insurer" means   any insurance company or other entity  which  provides  for  payment  or   reimbursement  of health care expenses, health care services, disability   payments, lost wage payments or any other benefits  under  a  policy  of   insurance or an insurance contract with an individual or group.
NY Gen Oblig L § 5-301 (2021)
2021 New York Laws GOB - General Obligations Article 5 - Creation, Definition and Enforcement of Contractual Obligations Title 3 - Certain Prohibited Contracts and Provisions of Contracts 5-301 - Certain Employment Contracts Void.

§ 5-301. Certain  employment  contracts  void.  Every  undertaking  or   promise, whether written or oral, express or  implied,  constituting  or   contained,  in any contract or agreement of hiring or employment between   any individual,  firm,  company,  association  or  corporation  and  any   employee  or  prospective employee of the same, whereby (a) any employee   or prospective employee undertakes or promises to join, become or remain   a member of a company union; or (b) either party  to  such  contract  or   agreement undertakes or promises not to join, become, or remain a member   of  any  labor  organization  or  any  organization of employers; or (c)   either party to such contract or agreement undertakes or  promises  that   he  will  withdraw  from  the  employment  relation in the event that he   joins, becomes or remains a member of any labor organization or  of  any   organization  of  employers, is hereby declared to be contrary to public   policy and wholly void and shall not afford any basis for  the  granting   of  legal  or  equitable  relief  by  any  court against a party to such   undertaking or promise, or against any other  persons  who  may  advise,   urge or induce, without fraud, violence, or threat thereof, either party   thereto to act in disregard of such undertaking or promise.
NY Gen Oblig L § 5-311 (2021)
2021 New York Laws GOB - General Obligations Article 5 - Creation, Definition and Enforcement of Contractual Obligations Title 3 - Certain Prohibited Contracts and Provisions of Contracts 5-311 - Certain Agreements Between Husband and Wife Void.

§ 5-311. Certain  agreements  between husband and wife void. Except as   provided in section two hundred thirty-six  of  the  domestic  relations   law,  a  husband  and  wife  cannot  contract  to  alter or dissolve the   marriage or to relieve either of his or her  liability  to  support  the   other  in  such  a  manner  that  he  or  she  will  become incapable of   self-support and therefore is likely  to  become  a  public  charge.  An   agreement,  heretofore  or  hereafter  made  between a husband and wife,   shall not be considered a contract to alter  or  dissolve  the  marriage   unless it contains an express provision requiring the dissolution of the   marriage or provides for the procurement of grounds of divorce.
NY Gen Oblig L § 5-321 (2021)
2021 New York Laws GOB - General Obligations Article 5 - Creation, Definition and Enforcement of Contractual Obligations Title 3 - Certain Prohibited Contracts and Provisions of Contracts 5-321 - Agreements Exempting Lessors From Liability for Negligence Void and Unenforceable.

§ 5-321. Agreements  exempting  lessors  from liability for negligence   void and unenforceable. Every covenant, agreement or understanding in or   in connection with or collateral to any lease of real property exempting   the lessor from liability for damages for injuries to person or property   caused by or resulting from the negligence of the  lessor,  his  agents,   servants  or  employees,  in the operation or maintenance of the demised   premises or the real property containing the demised premises  shall  be   deemed to be void as against public policy and wholly unenforceable.
NY Gen Oblig L § 5-322 (2021)
2021 New York Laws GOB - General Obligations Article 5 - Creation, Definition and Enforcement of Contractual Obligations Title 3 - Certain Prohibited Contracts and Provisions of Contracts 5-322 - Agreements Exempting Caterers and Catering Establishments From Liability for Negligence Void and Unenforceable.

§ 5-322. Agreements  exempting  caterers  and  catering establishments   from liability for negligence void and  unenforceable.  Every  covenant,   agreement or understanding in or in connection with or collateral to any   contract  entered  into  with  any  caterer  or  catering  establishment   exempting the said caterer or catering establishment from liability  for   damages  caused  by  or  resulting from the negligence of the caterer or   catering establishment, his agents, servants, employees  or  patrons  at   the  affair  contracted  therefor, shall be deemed to be void as against   public policy and wholly unenforceable.
NY Gen Oblig L § 5-322.1 (2021)
2021 New York Laws GOB - General Obligations Article 5 - Creation, Definition and Enforcement of Contractual Obligations Title 3 - Certain Prohibited Contracts and Provisions of Contracts 5-322.1 - Agreements Exempting Owners and Contractors From Liability for Negligence Void and Unenforceable; Certain Cases.

§ 5-322.1. Agreements  exempting owners and contractors from liability   for negligence void and unenforceable; certain  cases.  1.  A  covenant,   promise,  agreement  or  understanding  in,  or  in  connection  with or   collateral to a contract or  agreement  relative  to  the  construction,   alteration,   repair   or   maintenance   of   a   building,  structure,   appurtenances and appliances including moving, demolition and excavating   connected therewith,  purporting  to  indemnify  or  hold  harmless  the   promisee  against  liability  for damage arising out of bodily injury to   persons or damage to property contributed to,  caused  by  or  resulting   from  the  negligence  of  the  promisee,  his  agents  or employees, or   indemnitee, whether such negligence be in whole or in part,  is  against   public  policy and is void and unenforceable; provided that this section   shall not affect  the  validity  of  any  insurance  contract,  workers'   compensation agreement or other agreement issued by an admitted insurer.   This subdivision shall not preclude a promisee requiring indemnification   for  damages  arising  out  of  bodily  injury  to  persons or damage to   property caused by or resulting from the negligence  of  a  party  other   than the promisee, whether or not the promisor is partially negligent.2.   A  covenant,  promise,  agreement  or  understanding  in,  or  in   connection with or collateral to a contract or agreement relative to the   construction,  alteration,  repair  or  maintenance   of   a   building,   structure, appurtenances and appliances including moving, demolition and   excavating    connected    therewith,    purporting   to   condition   a   subcontractor's or materialman's right to file a claim  and/or  commence   an  action  on  a  payment bond on exhaustion of another legal remedy is   against public policy and is void and unenforceable; provided that  this   subdivision  shall  not  affect  the validity of any insurance contract,   workers' compensation agreement or other agreement issued by an admitted   insurer.3. The provisions of this  section  shall  only  apply  to  covenants,   promises,  agreements  or  understandings  in,  or in connection with or   collateral to a contract or agreement, as enumerated in subdivision  one   hereof,  entered  into on or after the thirtieth day next succeeding the   date on which it shall have become a law.