New York Statutes

§ 144 — Egress from dwellings

New York § 144
JurisdictionNew York
Law MDWMultiple Dwelling
Title 1Fire Protection
Art. 5Non-fireproof Multiple Dwellings

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N.Y. Multiple Dwelling § 144 (2026).

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§ 144. Egress from dwellings.

1.A dwelling three or more stories in\nheight shall have at least two means of egress extending to the roof\nfrom an entrance story, street, court or yard. The entrances to such\nmeans of egress at every story shall be at least fifteen feet distant\nfrom each other unless they are on opposite sides of a public hall. One\nmeans of egress shall be a stair constructed as provided in section one\nhundred forty-eight. The other means of egress shall be either another\nsuch stair or a fire-escape constructed as provided in section\nfifty-three.\n 2. If the number of living rooms on any story, or in any section of\nany story, above the entrance story exceeds twenty, there shall be an\nadditional stair, or fire-stair, extending from the entrance story to\nthe roof

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