N.Y. GBS Law § 858
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Posting of notice
Official statutory text
§ 858. Posting of notice. In each place of business in this state\nwhere a merchant is regularly engaged in sale of Torah scrolls he shall\npost in a conspicuous place a sign which in legible format states:\n"Article 39-A of the New York General Business Law requires merchants to\ndisclose in writing certain information concerning Torah scrolls. If you\nare a prospective recipient of a Torah scroll from a merchant that\ninformation must be given to you in accordance with and under penalty of\nthat law."\n
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