N.Y. CNT Law § 393
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Hospital located at county home
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§ 393. Hospital located at county home. Wherever a hospital for the\ncare and treatment of persons suffering from tuberculosis exists in\nconnection with, or on the grounds of a county home, the board of\nsupervisors may, after this article takes effect, appoint a board of\nmanagers for such hospital and such hospital, and its board of managers,\nshall thereafter be subject to all the provisions of this article, in\nlike manner as if it had been originally established hereunder. Any\nhospital for the care and treatment of tuberculosis which may hereafter\nbe established by any board of supervisors shall be subject to all the\nprovisions of this article. No hospital authorized under the provisions\nof this article shall hereafter be located on the grounds of a county\nhome.\n
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