N.Y. Personal Property Law § 347
Liability of assignees
New York · New York Personal Property Law · Status: effective · Effective 2014-09-22
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§ 347. Liability of assignees. Except where the assignment is
involuntary or as otherwise specifically provided in this article, any
civil action for a violation of this article which may be brought
against a lessor may be maintained against any subsequent assignee of
the lessor only if the violation for which the action or proceeding is
brought is apparent on the face of the lease application or the retail
lease agreement. For purposes of this section, a violation is apparent
on the face of these documents if:
1. The agreement contains a disclosure which can be determined to be
incomplete or inaccurate from the face of the agreement or other
documents assigned; or
2. The agreement or application either contains a prohibited provision
or does not contain the notices, legend or items required by this
article.