New York Statutes

§ 3 — Powers

New York § 3
JurisdictionNew York
Law BVOBenevolent Orders
Art. 2General Provisions

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N.Y. Benevolent Orders § 3 (2026).

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§ 3. Powers. Such trustees or executive committee may take, hold and\nconvey by and under the direction of such lodge, chapter, commandery,\nconsistory, council, temple, grotto, post, tribe, aerie, camp, tent,\nnest, encampment or canton, or Degree of Pocahontas council all the\ntemporalities and property belonging thereto, whether real or personal,\nand whether given, granted or devised directly to it or to any person or\npersons for it, or in trust for its use and benefit, and may sue for and\nrecover, hold and enjoy all the debts, demands, rights and privileges,\nand all buildings and places of assemblage, with the appurtenances, and\nall other estate and property belonging to it in whatsoever manner the\nsame may have been acquired, or in whose name soever the same may be\nheld, as f

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