New York § 1761 Application of other provisions To the extent that the context thereof shall admit, the provisions of article seventeen of this act shall...

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§ 1761 — Application of other provisions To the extent that the context thereof shall admit, the provisions of article seventeen of this act shall...

New York § 1761

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Art. 17-AGuardians of Persons Who Are Intellectually Disabled and Developmentally Disabled

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§ 1761. Application of other provisions\n  To the extent that the context thereof shall admit, the provisions of\narticle seventeen of this act shall apply to all proceedings under this\narticle with the same force and effect as if an "infant", as therein\nreferred to, were a "person who is intellectually disabled" or "person\nwho is developmentally disabled" as herein defined, and a "guardian" as\ntherein referred to were a "guardian of the person who is intellectually\ndisabled" or a "guardian of a person who is developmentally disabled" as\nherein provided for.\n

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§ 1761. Application of other provisions\n To the extent that the context thereof shall admit, the provisions of\narticle seventeen of this act shall apply to all proceedings under this\narticle with the same force and effect as if an "infant", as therein\nreferred to, were a "person who is intellectually disabled" or "person\nwho is developmentally disabled" as herein defined, and a "guardian" as\ntherein referred to were a "guardian of the person who is intellectually\ndisabled" or a "guardian of a person who is developmentally disabled" as\nherein provided for.\n