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N.Y. PBH Law § 11

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Rules and regulations of the department; evidence

Official statutory text

§ 11. Rules and regulations of the department; evidence. 1. The rules\nand regulations of the department promulgated pursuant to the provisions\nof this chapter may be read in evidence from the official compilation of\ncodes, rules and regulations of the state of New York, or supplement\nthereto. To entitle any copy of the said rules and regulations, other\nthan those in the official compilation or supplement thereto, to be read\nin evidence there shall be contained in the same book or pamphlet a\nprinted certificate of the secretary of state that such copy is a\ncorrect transcript of the text of the said rules and regulations as\npublished in the official compilation or supplement thereto. For such a\ncertificate the secretary of state shall collect such a fee as he shall\ndeem just and reasonable.\n 2. All regulations of the department on file in the department and in\nthe office of the secretary of state on the date when this chapter takes\neffect shall continue to be binding and in force except as may be\ninconsistent with this chapter and as amended or repealed from time to\ntime.\n

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