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What is NYC AC § 20-484?

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This section provided definitions related to electronic goods and their retail display. It outlined terms such as 'electronics store,' 'display space,' and various categories of electronic merchandise including audio, photographic, video, and computer equipment. This section has been repealed and is no longer in effect.

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This section has been repealed and is no longer in force.

It is shown here for historical reference. For the current law, consult the official source or speak with an attorney.

§ 20-484 Definitions.

AC § 20-484

Editor's note: this section has been repealed by L.L. 2025/183, 12/12/2025, eff. 9/8/2026. a. "Electronics store" shall mean a commercial establishment which sells or offers for sale to the public electronic goods. b. "Electronic goods" shall mean any of the following types of merchandise: 1. audio equipment; 2. calculators; 3. photographic equipment; 4. video equipment; or 5. computer equipment. c. "Display space" shall mean the area of a retail establishment in which merchandise is publicly displayed and offered for sale and which is generally accessible to customers. d. "Audio equipment" shall mean any apparatus or equipment that is used for sound reproduction, including but not limited to amplifiers, phonographs, radios, receivers, speakers, compact disc players, tape players, tape recorders and turntables. "Audio equipment" does not include prerecorded or blank audio recording tapes or records. e. "Photographic equipment" shall mean any apparatus or equipment that is used for the taking, developing or enlarging of photographs or moving pictures, including but not limited to cameras, video cameras, camera cases, lenses, tripods and developing equipment. "Photographic equipment" does not include film or film processing. f. "Video equipment" shall mean televisions and any apparatus or equipment used in the process of producing images on a television set, including but not limited to video disc players, video game units, video tape players and video tape recorders. "Video equipment" does not include prerecorded video discs and tapes, blank video tapes or video game cartridges. g. "Computer equipment" shall mean computers, word processors and any apparatus or equipment that is used for computing or word processing, including but not limited to printers, modems, monitors, keyboards, disk drives and peripherals. "Computer equipment" does not include disks, diskettes or computer paper. Editor's note: For related unconsolidated provisions, see Appendix A at L.L. 1992/038 and L.L. 2025/183.

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