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Article 6
Pilots and Pilotage Fees, Port of New York

Sections

87
Board of commissioners of pilots
88
Pilotage at Sandy Hook, Sands Point or Execution Rocks
88‑A
Unlicensed piloting
89‑A
Pilotage on the Hudson river
89‑B
Pilotage on Long Island Sound and Block Island Sound
90
Licensing of Sandy Hook pilots
91‑A
Licensing of Hudson river pilots
91‑B
Licensing of Long Island-Block Island Sound Pilots
92
Examination of applicants
93
Bond
94
Suspension or revocation of licenses
95
Regulation of pilots and persons employing them
97
Miscellaneous provisions
98
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(3) A person may apply [...]
(4)(a) A person petitioning for relief [...]

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