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What is NYC AC § 28-211.1.1?

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This section establishes a rebuttable presumption in cases involving false statements in certifications of correction for violations. If an inspection conducted within six months after filing a certification reveals a similar violation, it is presumed that the original condition persisted. Applies to building owners involved in violation corrections.

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§ 28-211.1.1 Rebuttable presumption.

AC § 28-211.1.1

In any proceeding that relates to a false statement in a certification of correction of a violation filed in compliance with section 28-204.2 if an inspection made within six months after the filing of the certification finds a condition constituting a violation that is the same as the condition described in the notice of violation with respect to which such certification was filed, there shall be a rebuttable presumption that the condition described in such notice of violation continued and is the same condition found in the inspection.

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