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New York Laws > Labor > Article 17 > § 474 - Revocation of certificate of compliance

§ 474. Revocation of certificate of compliance. No place of public assembly shall be conducted for pecuniary gain unless a certificate of compliance shall have been issued and conspicuously posted therein. The enforcing authority granting the certificate of compliance may revoke the same if premises are not maintained according to the provisions of law and the rules adopted thereunder.

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