§ 14 — Every order of the port authority shall be served upon every person, association or corporation to be affected thereby, either by persona...

New York § 14

• Jurisdiction: New York
• Law DPN: Development of Port of New York 43/22

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§ 14. Every order of the port authority shall be served upon every\nperson, association or corporation to be affected thereby, either by\npersonal delivery of a certified copy thereof, or by mailing a certified\ncopy thereof, in a sealed package with postage prepaid, to the person to\nbe affected thereby; or in the case of a corporation to any officer or\nagent thereof upon whom a summons might be served, either within or\nwithout the state, in accordance with law. It shall be the duty of every\nperson, association or corporation, to notify the port authority\nforthwith, in writing, of the receipt of the certified copy of every\norder so served, and in the case of a corporation such notification must\nbe signed and acknowledged by a person or officer duly authorized by the\ncorporation to admit such service. Within a time specified in the order\nof the port authority, such person, association or corporation, upon\nwhom it is served, must, if so required in the order, notify the port\nauthority in like manner whether the terms of the order are accepted and\nwill be obeyed. Every order of the port authority shall take effect at a\ntime therein specified and shall continue in force either for a period\nwhich may be designated therein, or until changed or abrogated by the\nport authority, unless such order be unauthorized by law, or be in\nviolation of a provision of the constitution of the state, or of the\nUnited States.\n No order staying or suspending an order of the port authority shall be\nmade by any court otherwise than upon notice and after hearing, and if\nthe order of the port authority is suspended, the order suspending the\nsame shall contain a specific finding based upon evidence submitted to\nthe court and identified by reference thereto that great and irreparable\ndamage would otherwise result to the petitioner and specifying the\nnature of the damage.\n