N.Y. AGM Law § 142-HH
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Stop orders
Official statutory text
§ 142-hh. Stop orders. Whenever the commissioner or representatives of\nthe commissioner shall find any agricultural liming material suspected\nof being supplied in violation of any of the provisions of this article\nthe commissioner or his or her representatives may issue a written "stop\norder" to the owner or custodian of any such suspect lot and enforce the\nsame against any such person. Any such order may direct that the\nagricultural liming material be removed from distribution and retained\nat the establishment having custody. Any person aggrieved by a "stop\norder" shall be entitled to a hearing thereon within ten days of a\ndemand therefor. It will be a violation of this section for the owner or\ncustodian of any agricultural liming material, affected by a "stop\norder", to sell, barter, give away, use or otherwise remove such\nmaterial from the place of retention without prior written approval of\nthe commissioner or his or her authorized representative.\n
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