New York § 109 Non-judicial personnel; their powers and duties

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§ 109 — Non-judicial personnel; their powers and duties

New York § 109

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N.Y. Uniform Justice Court Act § 109 (2026).

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§ 109. Non-judicial personnel; their powers and duties.\n  Each court shall have such non-judicial personnel as may be provided\nby the municipal board. Their powers and duties in addition to those\nprovided by this act, shall be as provided in the rules. All\nnon-judicial personnel of the court shall have the power to administer\noaths, take acknowledgments and sign the process or mandate of the\ncourt, if so authorized by law, rule or appellate division order.\n

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§ 109. Non-judicial personnel; their powers and duties.\n Each court shall have such non-judicial personnel as may be provided\nby the municipal board. Their powers and duties in addition to those\nprovided by this act, shall be as provided in the rules. All\nnon-judicial personnel of the court shall have the power to administer\noaths, take acknowledgments and sign the process or mandate of the\ncourt, if so authorized by law, rule or appellate division order.\n