N.Y. PBA Law § 729
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Continuity of authority; status of acts
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§ 729. Continuity of authority; status of acts. For the purposes of\nsuccession, all of the functions, powers and duties of the Ogdensburg\nbridge authority, and of the Ogdensburg port authority, as prescribed\nand provided, respectively, by the provisions of title eight of article\nthree, and title three of article six of this chapter, and hereby\ncontinued in, transferred and assigned to, and devolved upon, the\nOgdensburg bridge and port authority, shall be deemed to constitute a\ncontinuation of the same, and all the acts, orders, rules, regulations\nand determinations of either the Ogdensburg bridge authority or the\nOgdensburg port authority shall have, and continue with, the same force\nand effect as though done or made by the Ogdensburg bridge and port\nauthority.\n
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