New York Statutes

§ 149 — Permits in certain circumstances

New York § 149
JurisdictionNew York
Law GMUGeneral Municipal
Art. 7-ABurial of Veterans and Their Families; Certain Permit Requirements

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N.Y. General Municipal § 149 (2026).

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§ 149. Permits in certain circumstances.

1.Definitions. For the\npurposes of this section:\n (a) "Demonstration" shall mean a pre-planned gathering of twelve or\nmore persons who are invited or organized by an organizer to convene for\nthe purpose of a public exhibition including a procession, parade,\nprotest, picket, march or rally on public property concerning and in the\nvicinity of a funeral event.\n (b) "Funeral event" shall mean a wake, funeral, burial or memorial\nservice conducted within thirty days after the death of the person who\nis the subject of such event.\n (c) "Organizer" shall mean the person or organization that plans or\ncoordinates a demonstration for which a permit may be required pursuant\nto this section.\n (d) "Permit authority" shall mean the governmental

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