New York Statutes
§ 114 — "Exclusive original jurisdiction"
New York·Law FCT Family Court Act·Part 1 Applicability of Act and Creation of Court·Art. 1 Family Court Established
§ 114. "Exclusive original jurisdiction". When used in this act,\n"exclusive original jurisdiction" means that the proceedings over which\nthe family court is given such jurisdiction must be originated in the\nfamily court in the manner prescribed by this act. The provisions of\nthis act shall in no way limit or impair the jurisdiction of the supreme\ncourt as set forth in section seven of article six of the constitution\nof the state of New York.\n
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§ 111
Title of act§ 1112
Appealable orders§ 1113
Time of appeal§ 1114
Effect of appeal; stay§ 1115
Notices of appeal§ 1117
Costs§ 1119
Effective date§ 112
Applicability§ 1121
Special procedures