New York Statutes

§ 52-A — Private right of action for unwarranted video imaging of residential premises

New York·Law CVR Civil Rights·Art. 5 Right of Privacy

§ 52-a. Private right of action for unwarranted video imaging of\nresidential premises.

1.Any owner or tenant of residential real\nproperty shall have a private right of action for damages against any\nperson who installs or affixes a video imaging device on property\nadjoining such residential real property for the purpose of video taping\nor taking moving digital images of the recreational activities which\noccur in the backyard of the residential real property without the\nwritten consent thereto of such owner and/or tenant with intent to\nharass, annoy or alarm another person, or with intent to threaten the\nperson or property of another person. The provisions of this section\nshall not apply to any law enforcement personnel engaged in the conduct\nof their authorized duties.\n 2.

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