N.Y. UDC Law § 2104
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Jurisdiction, venue or procedure not affected or impaired; certain cases
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§ 2104. Jurisdiction, venue or procedure not affected or impaired;\ncertain cases. Notwithstanding the provisions of any general or special\nlaw, law and rules, regulation or charter or of this act to the\ncontrary, in the county of Suffolk in those cases of districts having\none district court part, the jurisdiction of a court, the venue or\nprocedure otherwise provided by law therefor shall not be affected,\naltered, increased, diminished or impaired by the location of the place\nfor the office of the clerk or the place for the holding of the court\noutside of the territorial boundary line of such district provided such\nlocation is within fifteen hundred feet of such boundary line.\n
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