New York Statutes

§ 131 — Ownership of merchandise establishments and services to be publicly revealed and displayed

New York § 131
JurisdictionNew York
Law GBSGeneral Business
Art. 9-BUse of Names and Symbols

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N.Y. General Business § 131 (2026).

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§ 131. Ownership of merchandise establishments and services to be\npublicly revealed and displayed. Every person, partnership, association\nor corporation owning or conducting any shop, store or other\nestablishment or service wherein the sale of merchandise at retail or\nwholesale is carried on or transacted or a service is performed as a\nbusiness shall cause the true, full name, including the full first name\nor legally registered trade name or names of the proprietor or owner or\nproprietors or owners of such shop, store or other establishment or\nservice to be publicly revealed and prominently and legibly displayed in\nthe English language either upon a window of such shop, store or other\nestablishment or place where a service is performed or upon a sign\nconspicuously placed upon

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