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9 NYCRR 52.15

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Waiver of stenographic record

Waiver of stenographic record

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Jun 6, 2026

Alcoholic Beverage Control Law, § 120-a

Whenever a hearing is required by the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law or this Part, the applicant may stipulate in writing [see form below], that the testimony and other evidence submitted at the hearing shall not be recorded by stenographic minutes or otherwise. Any provisions of law or this Part inconsistent with such stipulation, or the intent thereof, shall be deemed waived by the applicant for all purposes. The hearing officer's report shall be deemed conclusive as to the proceedings at the hearing.

WAIVER STIPULATION

(Statutory Hearing)

The undersigned applicant has been advised by the Hearing Officer that under the provisions of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law and Rules of the Authority, a stenographic record is required to be made of all evidence, oral or documentary, submitted at this hearing.

The undersigned applicant hereby stipulates that (1) such evidence shall not be recorded by stenographic minutes or otherwise; (2) any provision of law or rule inconsistent with this stipulation is hereby waived for all purposes; and (3) the hearing officer's report shall be deemed conclusive in all respects as to the proceedings at such hearing.

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