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§ 59-J — Acquisition of land

New York § 59-J
JurisdictionNew York
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Art. 4-BAcquisition of Land By the United Nations

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N.Y. State § 59-J (2026).

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§ 59-j. Acquisition of land. The United Nations may take by gift,\ngrant or devise, acquire by purchase, but not by condemnation, any land\nnecessary, useful or convenient in carrying on the functions of such\norganization within the state and hold, transmit and dispose of the\nsame.\n

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Nearby Sections

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§ 59
Survey and map of lands to be acquired; appropriation of land
§ 59-A
Notice to owners
§ 59-B
Purchase or acquisition of lands; payment of purchase price
§ 59-C
Searches of title
§ 59-D
Use of lands so acquired
§ 59-E
Deed or release of land so acquired to United States
§ 59-F
Concurrent jurisdiction as to service of process
§ 59-G
Exemption of property from state taxation
§ 59-H
Statement to be published in session laws
§ 59-I
Definitions
§ 59-J
Acquisition of land
§ 59-K
Proceedings
§ 59-L
Governor may cede jurisdiction
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