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New York Consolidated Laws, Multiple Dwelling Law - MDW § 25. Application of article three

Current as of January 01, 2026 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

Except as otherwise expressly provided, all the provisions of this article shall apply to every multiple dwelling erected after April eighteenth, nineteen hundred twenty-nine.  Except as otherwise expressly provided, only the following enumerated sections of this article, and then only to the extent required therein, shall apply to multiple dwellings, whether class A or class B, erected before such date:

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28.

Two or more buildings on same lot

 

29.

Painting of courts and shafts

 

31.

Size of rooms--subdivision six

 

33.

Cooking spaces

 

35.

Entrance doors and lights

 

37.

Artificial hall lighting

 

50-a.

Entrances:  doors, locks and intercommunication systems

 

52.

Stairs

 

55.

Wainscoting

 

56.

Frame buildings and extensions

 

57.

Bells;  mail receptacles

 

58.

Incombustible materials

 

59.

Bakeries and fat boiling

 

60.

Motor vehicle storage

 

61.

Business uses

 

62.

Parapets, guard railings and wires--subdivision two

 

66.

Lodging houses

 

67.

Hotels and certain other class A and B dwellings

 

75.

Water supply

 

76.

Water-closet and bath accommodations

 

77.

Plumbing and drainage

 

78.

Repairs

 

79.

Heating

 

80.

Cleanliness

 

81.

Receptacles for waste matter

 

83.

Janitor or housekeeper
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