N.Y. GBS Law § 391-F
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Promotion of private schools by certain organizations
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§ 391-f. Promotion of private schools by certain organizations. 1.\nAny person, firm or corporation engaged in the business, for profit, of\npromoting either private schools, as that term is defined in subdivision\none of section fifty hundred one of the education law or private\nbusiness schools as that term is defined in subdivision one of section\nfifty hundred two of such law shall, in any publication, circular or\nadvertisement making such promotion disclose the fact that such person,\nfirm or corporation has or reasonably expects to receive monetary\ncompensation for such promotion.\n 2. If any promotion as specified in subdivision one hereof represents\nthat any of such schools meet standards established therefor, then a\ncopy of the standards of inspection and of the inspection report must be\nsupplied by the promoter upon request.\n
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