New York Statutes
§ 225-M — Property of extinct churches
New York § 225-M
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N.Y. Religious Corporations § 225-M (2026).
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§ 225-m. Property of extinct churches.
1.Any incorporated annual\nconference or other governing body of the free Methodist church may\ndecide that a church society in connection with it or over which it has\necclesiastical jurisdiction, has become extinct, if it has failed for\ntwo consecutive years next prior thereto, to maintain religious services\naccording to the discipline, customs and usages of such governing body,\nor has had less than ten resident attending members making annual or\nregular contributions towards its support, and may take possession of\nthe temporalities and property belonging to such church, or religious\nsociety, and manage the same; or may, in pursuance of the provisions of\nthis act relating to the disposition of real property by free Methodist\ncorporations,
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§ 225-B
Meeting for incorporation§ 225-C
Certificate of incorporation§ 225-F
Annual election of trustees§ 225-G
Changing number of trustees§ 225-I
Trustee meetings§ 225-L
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