N.Y. FCT Law § 365.1
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Appeal; authorized as of right
Official statutory text
§ 365.1. Appeal; authorized as of right. 1. An appeal to the\nappropriate appellate division may be taken as of right by the\nrespondent from any order of disposition under this article in\naccordance with article eleven.\n 2. An appeal to the appropriate appellate division may be taken as of\nright by the presentment agency from the following orders of the family\ncourt:\n (a) an order dismissing a petition prior to the commencement of a\nfact-finding hearing; or\n (b) an order of disposition, but only upon the ground that such order\nwas invalid as a matter of law; or\n (c) an order suppressing evidence entered before the commencement of\nthe fact-finding hearing pursuant to section 330.2, provided that such\npresentment agency files a statement pursuant to subdivision nine of\nsection 330.2.\n
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