New York Statutes

§ 38 — Relinquishment of legislative jurisdiction by the United States of America to this state

New York § 38
JurisdictionNew York
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Art. 3Cessions to the United States

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N.Y. State § 38 (2026).

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§ 38. Relinquishment of legislative jurisdiction by the United States\nof America to this state.

1.The governor is hereby authorized, whenever\nhe deems it desirable and in the public interest, to cooperate with any\nexecutive agency of the United States of America in following and\nfulfilling the procedure set forth in public law 87-852 of the United\nStates statutes at large, approved October twenty-third, nineteen\nhundred sixty-two, for the relinquishment to this state, by the United\nStates of America acting by and through such executive agency, of all or\npart of the legislative jurisdiction over land within this state, which\nlegislative jurisdiction was heretofore ceded or hereafter will have\nbeen ceded by this state to the United States of America, including the\nexecution and

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