New York Statutes
§ 5218 — Procedure for "hit and run" cases
New York § 5218
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§ 5218. Procedure for "hit and run" cases.
(a)Any qualified person\nhaving a cause of action for death or personal injury arising out of the\nownership, maintenance or use of a motor vehicle in this state, when the\nidentity of the motor vehicle and of the operator and owner cannot be\nascertained or it is established that the motor vehicle was at the time\nof the accident, in the possession of a person without the owner's\nconsent and that the identity of such person cannot be ascertained may,\nupon notice to the corporation, apply to a court for an order permitting\nan action therefor against the corporation in that court.\n (b) The court may proceed upon the application in a summary manner and\nmay make an order permitting the action when after a hearing it is\nsatisfied that:\n (1
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