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N.Y. GMU Law § 719

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Schedule of laws repealed

Official statutory text

§ 719. Schedule of laws repealed. Of the laws enumerated in the\nschedule hereto annexed and subject to the provisions of this article,\nthat portion specified in the last column is hereby repealed.\n SCHEDULE OF LAWS REPEALED\nLaws of Chapter Section\n1909 ..... 64 348\n1912 ..... 124 All\n1915 ..... 257 All\n1927 ..... 49 All\n1927 ..... 650 3, part amending Village Law § 56\n re part re extension of village\n boundaries\n1927 ..... 650 44, part amending Village Law § 348\n1928 ..... 334 All\n1931 ..... 368 All, part re extension of village\n boundaries\n1932 ..... 209 All\n1933 ..... 404 All\n1934 ..... 135 All, part re extension of village\n boundaries\n1934 ..... 265 All\n1935 ..... 521 1, part re extension of village\n boundaries\n1937 ..... 476 All\n1937 ..... 631 All\n1943 ..... 710 part 1, § 2700, part re extension\n of village boundaries\n1948 ..... 692 All\n1950 ..... 691 229, part re alteration of town boundaries\n1950 ..... 778 All, part re alteration of town boundaries\n1951 ..... 658 All\n1953 ..... 466 All\n1954 ..... 351 All\n1958 ..... 489 2, part re extension of village\n boundaries\n1961 ..... 919 All\n1962 ..... 974 All\n1962 ..... 1009 4\n

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