New York S03816 requires mercantile establishments to stop collections if a court finds someone not guilty of larceny.
New York S03816 amends the general obligations law to mandate that mercantile establishments must cease collections when a court finds an adult, emancipated minor, or the parents or legal guardians of an unemancipated minor not guilty of larceny. This law ensures that once a court has ruled in favor of the individual, any attempts to collect money or recover merchandise will immediately stop.
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