N.Y. RPA Law § 1604
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When application shall be granted
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§ 1604. When application shall be granted. The court to which an\napplication has been duly made pursuant to the provisions of either\nsection 1601 or section 1602 is authorized to grant such application\nupon such terms as to it shall seem proper, if satisfied from the\nproceedings theretofore duly had, that the act to be authorized is\nexpedient; or that the lease sought to be confirmed is one, the\nauthorization of which would be expedient. The granting of such an\napplication is not necessarily precluded by the fact that it is opposed\nby one or more persons having interests in the affected real property;\nor by the fact that the granting thereof will be in contravention of a\nprovision contained in the instrument creating some or all of the\ninterests in the affected real property.\n
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