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1690 – 1690 | New York Law

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1690 – 1690

New York Vehicle & Traffic § 1690

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NY VAT § 1690 - Authority of the Nassau county and Suffolk county district court judicial hearing officers and the city of Buffalo judicial hearing officers and the city of Rochester judicial hearing officers 1690. * Authority of the Nassau county and Suffolk county district court judicial hearing officers and the city of Buffalo judicial hearing officers. * NB Effective until April 21, 2018 * Authority of the Nassau county and Suffolk county district court judicial hearing office

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