Multiple Dwelling Law

CHAPTER 713
AN ACT in relation to multiple dwellings, constituting chapter
sixty-one-a of the consolidated laws
Became a law April 18, 1929, with the approval of the Governor.
Passed, three-fifths being present.
The People of the State of New York, represented in Senate and
Assembly, do enact as follows:
CHAPTER SIXTY-ONE-A OF THE CONSOLIDATED LAWS
Article 1. Introductory provisions; definitions (Sec. 1-4).
2. Miscellaneous application provisions (Secs. 8-14).
3. Multiple dwellings--general provisions (Sec. 25-84).
4. Fireproof multiple dwellings (Sec. 100-117).
5. Non-fireproof multiple dwellings (Sec. 140-160).
5-A. Garden-type maisonette dwelling projects (Sec. 161-163).
6. Converted dwellings (Sec. 170-200).
7. Tenements (Sec. 210-252).
7-A. Temporary provisions (Sec. 260-264).
7-B. Joint living-work quarters for artists, or general
residential occupancy of loft, commercial or
manufacturing buildings (Sec. 275-278).
7-C. Legalization of interim multiple dwellings (Sec. 280-287).
8. Requirements and remedies (Sec. 300-310).
9. Registry of names and service of papers (Sec. 325-329).
10. Prostitution (Sec. 351-360).
11. Laws repealed; saving clauses; effect (Sec. 365-367).