New York § 1202 Office established; appointment of successor The office of public administrator hereby is continued

New York Statutes

§ 1202 — Office established; appointment of successor The office of public administrator hereby is continued

New York § 1202

Law SCPSurrogate's Court Procedure

Art. 12Public Administrators In the Counties of Erie, Monroe, Nassau, Onondaga, Suffolk and Westchester and County Treasurers Appointed Administrators

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N.Y. Surrogate's Court Procedure § 1202 (2026).

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§ 1202. Office established; appointment of successor\n  The office of public administrator hereby is continued. The public\nadministrator shall continue in office unless removed by the court.\nVacancy in such office for any reason shall be filled by the court of\nthe county by appointing a public administrator for the county\nimmediately. In the counties of Westchester, Nassau and Suffolk, the\ncourt may appoint a deputy public administrator who shall act generally\nfor and in place of the public administrator whenever required.\n

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§ 1202. Office established; appointment of successor\n The office of public administrator hereby is continued. The public\nadministrator shall continue in office unless removed by the court.\nVacancy in such office for any reason shall be filled by the court of\nthe county by appointing a public administrator for the county\nimmediately. In the counties of Westchester, Nassau and Suffolk, the\ncourt may appoint a deputy public administrator who shall act generally\nfor and in place of the public administrator whenever required.\n