Public Health Law § 2326 · Title 2. Houses of Prostitution: Injunction and Abatement
Houses of prostitution; injunction; dismissal; costs against plaintiff
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§ 2326. Houses of prostitution; injunction; dismissal; costs against plaintiff. If an action instituted pursuant to the provisions of this article, is brought by any person or association and the court finds there were not reasonable grounds or cause for said action the costs may be taxed against such person or association.
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