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What is NYC RCNY § 1-14.1?

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A licensee must appear at the Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings to answer a notice of hearing served upon that licensee. If the licensee is an individual, he or she must appear; if a partnership, one of its general partners must appear; if a corporation, one of its officers must appear; and if a limited liab

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Effective: 3/25/2020

§ 1-14.1 Notices of Hearing.

RCNY § 1-14.1

A licensee must appear at the Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings to answer a notice of hearing served upon that licensee. If the licensee is an individual, he or she must appear; if a partnership, one of its general partners must appear; if a corporation, one of its officers must appear; and if a limited liability company, one of its members must appear. A notice of hearing pursuant to this section may be served by ordinary mail addressed to the licensee's place of business. It may also be served by ordinary mail addressed to the residence of an individual licensee; the residence of a general partner of a partnership licensee; the residence of an officer or principal stockholder of a corporate licensee, or the residence of a member of a limited liability company licensee. It may also be served by email if an email address has been provided by the licensee or applicant. Notices of hearing includes summonses, petitions, and other notices of violation filed by the Department. (Added City Record 2/24/2020, eff. 3/25/2020)

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