N.Y. EDN Law § 2010
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Effect of want of due notice of district meetings
Official statutory text
§ 2010. Effect of want of due notice of district meetings. The\nproceedings of no district meeting, annual or special, shall be held\nillegal for want of a due notice to all the persons qualified to vote\nthereat, unless it shall appear that the omission to give such notice\nwas wilful and fraudulent.\n
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