N.Y. PBL Law § 20
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Grants of lands in Onondaga salt springs reservation designated on certain map
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§ 20. Grants of lands in Onondaga salt springs reservation designated\non certain map. All grants of lands made by the people of this state of\nany lands in the Onondaga salt springs reservation prior to March\ntwenty-eight, in the year eighteen hundred forty-three, shall be deemed\nand considered as having been granted according to the designations upon\nthe map of said reservation made by John Randel, junior, formerly on\nfile in the office of the state engineer and surveyor and now on file in\nthe office of the department of transportation, and not as designated\nupon the map of said reservation made by said Randel, formerly on file\nin the office of the secretary of state and now on file in the office of\nhis department.\n
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