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N.Y. RCO Law § 102

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Transfer of other religious organizations to Ruthenian Greek Catholic church; disposition of property

Official statutory text

§ 102. Transfer of other religious organizations to Ruthenian Greek\nCatholic church; disposition of property. Any religious organization or\norganizations incorporated under and by virtue of any law of this state,\nwhether incorporated under article five of the religious corporations\nlaw, or otherwise, shall be and they are hereby authorized to organize\nunder the provisions of this act relating to incorporation of Ruthenian\nGreek Catholic churches of the Greek rite, and upon the filing of a\ncertificate to be signed by the trustees of such existing association or\norganization or a majority of them, consenting to such organization or\nincorporation, under this act, all the right, title and interest of such\nassociation or corporation in any estate, real or personal, shall, with\nall franchises and charter rights, be vested in said body corporate and\npolitic so created under this act and the original incorporation of such\nassociation or organization shall then be null and void.\n

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