ยง 14. Effect of consolidation on terms of office. If an office be
continued by the consolidated laws constituting the consolidation of
which this chapter is a part, the person lawfully holding such office at
the time of the taking effect of such consolidated laws shall, subject
to the provisions of such consolidated laws, continue therein for the
term for which he was chosen, or if holding over after the expiration of
his term, until his successor shall be chosen and shall have qualified.
Structure New York Laws
Article 2 - Appointment and Qualification of Public Officers
3 - Qualifications for Holding Office.
3-B - Special Peace Officers to Be Citizens; Other Residency Requirements.
3-C - Restrictions Upon Nomination or Election to Compensated Federal, State or Local Office.
4 - Commencement of Term of Office.
5 - Holding Over After Expiration of Term.
6 - Mode of Choosing State Officers if Not Otherwise Provided.
7 - Appointment by the Governor and Senate.
9 - Deputies, Their Appointment, Number and Duties.
12 - Force and Effect of Official Undertaking.
13 - Notice of Neglect to File Oath or Undertaking.
14 - Effect of Consolidation on Terms of Office.
15 - Validation of Official Acts Performed Before Filing Official Oath or Undertaking.
16 - Qualifications of Certain Judicial Officers in Cities of the First Class.
17 - Defense and Indemnification of State Officers and Employees.
18 - Defense and Indemnification of Officers and Employees of Public Entities.
19 - Reimbursement of Defense Costs Incurred by or on Behalf of State Employees.