N.Y. GAS Law § 9
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Receiver of joint-stock association
Official statutory text
§ 9. Receiver of joint-stock association. Section ten of this\nchapter and sections one hundred fifty and one hundred thirty-six of the\ngeneral corporation law apply to an action or a special proceeding,\nagainst a joint-stock association created by or under the laws of the\nstate, or a trustee, director, or other officer thereof; or against a\njoint-stock association created by or under the laws of another state,\ngovernment, or country, or a trustee, director, or other officer\nthereof, where the association does business within the state, or has,\nwithin the state, a business agency or a fiscal agency, or an agency for\nthe transfer of its stock.\n
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