N.Y. LAB Law § 241-B
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Marking of transparent glass doors required
Official statutory text
§ 241-b. Marking of transparent glass doors required. All transparent\nglass doors in mercantile establishments and in public and commercial\nbuildings and structures shall be marked in such manner as shall be\ncalculated to warn persons using the same that such doors are glass\ndoors. The board shall make such rules as it may deem proper or\nnecessary to carry into effect the provisions of this section.\n
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