New York Statutes

§ 38-A — Removal of walls encroaching on streets

New York § 38-A
JurisdictionNew York
Law GCTGeneral City
Art. 3No title

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N.Y. General City § 38-A (2026).

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§ 38-a. Removal of walls encroaching on streets.

1.If the front or\nother exterior wall of any building erected on or before the first day\nof January, nineteen hundred sixty, in any city encroaches not more than\nsix inches upon any street or highway, no action or proceeding to compel\nthe removal of such wall shall be instituted or maintained by or on\nbehalf of the city, or by or on behalf of any person claiming an\neasement in or title to the portion of the street or highway on which\nsuch wall encroaches, unless such action or proceeding be commenced\nwithin the period of one year from the time this act takes effect, and\nunless within such period a notice of the pendency of such action or\nproceeding, describing the property on which said building stands and\nindexed against the o

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