N.Y. UJC Law § 2104
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References in other laws
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§ 2104. References in other laws.\n A reference in any general or special statute, law, local law,\nordinance, resolution, rule, regulation or order:\n (a) to the justice court act or to any part thereof shall be deemed a\nreference to this act or to the appropriate part thereof if such\nsubstituted reference be consistent with this act.\n (b) to a justice of the peace of a town shall be deemed a reference to\nthe town court as used in this act or the justice of such town court.\n (c) to a police justice of a village shall be deemed a reference to a\nvillage court as used in this act or the justice of such village court.\n
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