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Multiple Residence Law § 13 · Article 2. Miscellaneous Application Provisions

Multiple Residence Law § 13

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§ 13. Prohibited uses: The storage or keeping of any combustible gaseous material within any multiple dwelling shall be unlawful unless a written permit therefor is issued by the department and any and all local laws or regulations applicable thereto are complied with. The provisions of this section shall not prevent the keeping of such gasoline, oil or other fuel as may be contained in a tank or receptacle of a motor vehicle stored in a space provided for automobiles in a multiple dwelling, nor shall this section apply to gaseous material used for the cleaning or washing of a motor vehicle so stored. Such permit shall not be required for the keeping or storage of oil or kerosene in quantities not exceeding five gallons at any one time for domestic heating or cooking purposes, provided such oil or kerosene is in a container directly connected to the heating or cooking appliances in which it is to be used and is kept or stored in accordance with standards of safety prescribed by the department.

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