New York § 4618 Civil action

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§ 4618 — Civil action

New York § 4618

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N.Y. Public Health § 4618 (2026).

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  § 4618. Civil action. Any person who, as or on behalf of an operator,\nenters into a contract without having first delivered to the prospective\nresident the disclosure statement and annual report required by sections\nforty-six hundred six and forty-six hundred seven of this article; or\ndelivers to the prospective resident a disclosure statement or annual\nreport that omits a material fact or makes an untrue or misleading\nstatement of material fact shall be liable to the individual contracting\nfor services pursuant to such contract for damages and repayment of all\nentrance, application, periodic charge, or other fees paid by such\nperson, less the reasonable cost of care and housing provided until\ndiscovery of the violation or until the violation should reasonably have\nbeen discov

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§ 4618. Civil action. Any person who, as or on behalf of an operator,\nenters into a contract without having first delivered to the prospective\nresident the disclosure statement and annual report required by sections\nforty-six hundred six and forty-six hundred seven of this article; or\ndelivers to the prospective resident a disclosure statement or annual\nreport that omits a material fact or makes an untrue or misleading\nstatement of material fact shall be liable to the individual contracting\nfor services pursuant to such contract for damages and repayment of all\nentrance, application, periodic charge, or other fees paid by such\nperson, less the reasonable cost of care and housing provided until\ndiscovery of the violation or until the violation should reasonably have\nbeen discovered, together with interest, costs, and reasonable\nattorney's fees.\n