New York Indian Law

Every section of the New York Indian Law, in order — 98 sections. Source: NY Senate Open Legislation, current through November 4, 2026.

• N.Y. Indian Law § 1 — Short title
• N.Y. Indian Law § 2 — New York state Indian nations and tribes
• N.Y. Indian Law § 3 — Power to contract
• N.Y. Indian Law § 4 — Marriage and divorce
• N.Y. Indian Law § 5 — Actions in state courts
• N.Y. Indian Law § 5-a — Surrender of tribal records
• N.Y. Indian Law § 6 — Exemption of reservation lands from taxation
• N.Y. Indian Law § 7 — Partition of tribal lands
• N.Y. Indian Law § 7-a — Purchase of lands of Indians
• N.Y. Indian Law § 8 — Intrusion on tribal lands
• N.Y. Indian Law § 9 — Residence of other Indians on tribal lands
• N.Y. Indian Law § 10 — Licenses to reside upon tribal lands
• N.Y. Indian Law § 11 — Trespasses on tribal lands
• N.Y. Indian Law § 11-a — Recovering possession of reservation land
• N.Y. Indian Law § 12 — Highways on tribal lands
• N.Y. Indian Law § 12-a — Indian cemetery or burial grounds
• N.Y. Indian Law § 13 — Powers of departments of charities and education in relation to Indians
• N.Y. Indian Law § 13-a — Payments for Indians
• N.Y. Indian Law § 14 — Trust funds for Indians
• N.Y. Indian Law § 15 — Freedom from toll and ferriage
• N.Y. Indian Law § 16 — Indian settlement agreements
• N.Y. Indian Law § 17 — Notwithstanding the provisions of any other provision of this chapter limiting to members of the male sex the right to vote in elections ...
• N.Y. Indian Law § 18 — Fire corporations
• N.Y. Indian Law § 19 — Fire Protection Contracts
• N.Y. Indian Law § 20 — Appointment, term of office and qualifications of the agent of the Onondaga Indians
• N.Y. Indian Law § 21 — Duties of agent
• N.Y. Indian Law § 22 — Cutting and removing timber
• N.Y. Indian Law § 23 — Consent of agent to certain contracts
• N.Y. Indian Law § 24 — Leases
• N.Y. Indian Law § 26 — Plank-road on reservation
• N.Y. Indian Law § 28 — Keeping or pasturing of cattle; damages; penalty
• N.Y. Indian Law § 40 — Use of terms
• N.Y. Indian Law § 41 — Enumeration of officers
• N.Y. Indian Law § 42 — Time and place of annual election
• N.Y. Indian Law § 43 — Qualifications of voters and eligibility to office
• N.Y. Indian Law § 44 — The treasurer
• N.Y. Indian Law § 45 — The clerk
• N.Y. Indian Law § 46 — Peacemakers' courts
• N.Y. Indian Law § 47 — Record of peacemakers
• N.Y. Indian Law § 48 — Costs and fees
• N.Y. Indian Law § 49 — Incompetency of peacemakers
• N.Y. Indian Law § 50 — Appeals to council of Seneca nation
• N.Y. Indian Law § 51 — Appeals from peacemakers' court of Tonawanda nation
• N.Y. Indian Law § 52 — Enforcement of judgments
• N.Y. Indian Law § 53 — The marshal
• N.Y. Indian Law § 54 — Prosecution of actions and disposition of recovery
• N.Y. Indian Law § 55 — Allotment of lands
• N.Y. Indian Law § 56 — Trees and timber on reservations
• N.Y. Indian Law § 57 — Offering or giving bribes prohibited
• N.Y. Indian Law § 58 — Acceptance of bribes prohibited
• N.Y. Indian Law § 59 — Conveying bribes prohibited
• N.Y. Indian Law § 60 — Offenders competent witnesses; witnesses' immunity
• N.Y. Indian Law § 70 — Confirmation of nationality
• N.Y. Indian Law § 71 — Exclusion of villages from reservations; lease of lands therein; certification of copies of leases granted by the Seneca nation of Indian...
• N.Y. Indian Law § 72 — The president
• N.Y. Indian Law § 73 — General powers and duties of the council
• N.Y. Indian Law § 75 — Vacancies in elective offices
• N.Y. Indian Law § 77 — Police officers at annual fair
• N.Y. Indian Law § 78 — Leases and rights of way
• N.Y. Indian Law § 79 — Law enforcement agreements
• N.Y. Indian Law § 80 — General powers and duties of council
• N.Y. Indian Law § 81 — Attorney
• N.Y. Indian Law § 82 — Vacancies in elective offices
• N.Y. Indian Law § 83 — Leases for agricultural purposes
• N.Y. Indian Law § 84 — Leases for the extraction of minerals, oil or natural gas
• N.Y. Indian Law § 86 — Payment of annuity
• N.Y. Indian Law § 87 — Indian trespasses on common land
• N.Y. Indian Law § 88 — Encroachment by Indians on occupied lands
• N.Y. Indian Law § 89 — Court of impeachment
• N.Y. Indian Law § 90 — Poles and wires on reservation
• N.Y. Indian Law § 95 — Allotment of lands
• N.Y. Indian Law § 96 — Consent of chiefs to sales of timber
• N.Y. Indian Law § 97 — Indian trespassers
• N.Y. Indian Law § 98 — Illegal sales of timber and trees
• N.Y. Indian Law § 100 — Payment of annuity
• N.Y. Indian Law § 101 — The clerk
• N.Y. Indian Law § 102 — Allotment of lands
• N.Y. Indian Law § 103 — Consent of chiefs to sale of timber
• N.Y. Indian Law § 104 — Indian trespassers
• N.Y. Indian Law § 105 — Illegal sales of timber, trees and stone
• N.Y. Indian Law § 106 — Jurisdiction of council to determine disputes
• N.Y. Indian Law § 107 — General powers of council
• N.Y. Indian Law § 108 — Qualifications of voters
• N.Y. Indian Law § 109 — Officers of tribes
• N.Y. Indian Law § 110 — Election of officers
• N.Y. Indian Law § 111 — Conduct of elections
• N.Y. Indian Law § 112 — Canvass of votes
• N.Y. Indian Law § 113 — Vacancies
• N.Y. Indian Law § 114 — St
• N.Y. Indian Law § 120 — Election of trustees
• N.Y. Indian Law § 121 — Powers of trustees
• N.Y. Indian Law § 122 — Unlawful use of lands
• N.Y. Indian Law § 150 — Leadership of Poospatuck Indian nation; elections; terms of office
• N.Y. Indian Law § 151 — Qualifications of voters
• N.Y. Indian Law § 152 — Qualifications for office
• N.Y. Indian Law § 153 — Survey of tribal land of the Poospatuck tribe
• N.Y. Indian Law § 200 — Laws repealed
• N.Y. Indian Law § 201 — When to take effect