N.Y. GBS Law § 917
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Electronic notice authorized
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§ 917. Electronic notice authorized. 1. Notwithstanding any other\nprovision of this article, and the peer-to-peer car sharing act,\nincluding, without limitation, sections two thousand three hundred five,\nthree thousand four hundred fifty-nine, three thousand four hundred\nsixty, and five thousand one hundred six of the insurance law, any\nnotice, statement, certificate, or disclosure of general applicability\nrequired to be provided, delivered, posted, or otherwise made available\nby a peer-to-peer car sharing program administrator pursuant to any\nprovision of this article, and the peer-to-peer car sharing act,\nincluding, without limitation, sections two thousand three hundred five,\nthree thousand four hundred fifty-nine, three thousand four hundred\nsixty, and five thousand one hundred six of the insurance law, shall\nalso be deemed timely and effectively made where such notice, statement,\ncertificate or disclosure is provided or delivered electronically to the\nshared vehicle owner and/or driver at or before the time required,\nprovided that such shared vehicle owner and/or driver has given his or\nher express consent to receive such notice or disclosure in such a\nmanner.\n 2. Electronic or written acceptance shall hereby be deemed a valid\nform of acceptance of any such notice, statement, certificate, or\ndisclosure, and acceptance shall remain effective until such time as\nacceptance is affirmatively withdrawn by such shared vehicle driver.\nNotices, statements, certificates, and disclosures made electronically\npursuant to this subdivision shall be exempt from any placement or\nstylistic display requirements, including but not limited to location,\nfont size, typeset, or other specifically stated description; provided\nsuch disclosure is made in a clear and conspicuous manner.\n
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