N.Y. FCT Law § 469
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Rules of court; venue
Official statutory text
§ 469. Rules of court; venue. (a) Rules of court under section four\nhundred twenty-four of this article may be made applicable with such\nmodifications, if any, as may be appropriate to the determination of\napplications referred to the family court by the supreme court under\npart six of this article.\n (b) The supreme court referring an application to the family court\nunder part six may designate a county within the judicial district as\nthe county in which the application is to be determined. If the supreme\ncourt does not designate the county, section four hundred twenty-one of\nthis article applies.\n (c) Section four hundred twenty-one of this article applies in\ndetermining the county in which an application under section four\nhundred sixty-one, section four hundred sixty-six or section six hundred\nfifty-four may be heard.\n
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