NYC Administrative Code

§ 28-205.1.2.1 — Presumption of commissioner certificate.

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What is NYC AC § 28-205.1.2.1?

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This section establishes that a written certificate from the commissioner or an authorized representative serves as presumptive evidence for any matters stated within it. Applies to parties relying on such certificates in legal or administrative contexts.

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§ 28-205.1.2.1 Presumption of commissioner certificate.

AC § 28-205.1.2.1

A certificate in writing by the commissioner, or his or her authorized representative, shall be presumptive evidence of any matter stated therein.

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