N.Y. VAT Law § 405-H
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Effect on reciprocal recognition of registrations and other reciprocity or proration agreements
Official statutory text
§ 405-h. Effect on reciprocal recognition of registrations and other\nreciprocity or proration agreements. 1. The provisions of article\nfourteen-B of this chapter and of paragraph (b) of subdivision three of\nsection two hundred fifty of this chapter shall be applicable only with\nrespect to jurisdictions which are not parties to any agreement this\nstate has entered into pursuant to the authority granted in section four\nhundred five of this article.\n 2. Except as otherwise provided in this section, the provisions of\nsection two hundred fifty of this chapter governing reciprocal\nrecognition of registrations shall apply to any vehicle not covered by\nany agreement entered into by this state pursuant to the authority\ngranted in section four hundred five of this article.\n
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