ยง 204-a. Safety chain latches required. Every person, firm or
corporation engaged in the business of furnishing public lodging
accommodations in hotels, motels or motor courts shall install and
maintain, on the inside of each entrance door to every rental unit for
which there is a duplicate or master key which would afford entry to
said unit by one other than the occupant, a safety chain latch.
Structure New York Laws
Article 12 - Hotels and Boarding Houses
200 - Safes; Limited Liability.
201 - Liability for Loss of Clothing and Other Personal Property Limited.
203-A - Hotel and Motel Keeper's Liability for Property in Transport.
204-A - Safety Chain Latches Required.
205 - Human Trafficking Awareness and Training.
206 - Rates to Be Posted; Penalty for Violation.
206-A - Advertising of Rates for Motels and Motor Courts.
206-B - Posting of Rates for Motels and Motor Courts.
206-C - Frauds on Guests of Hotels, Boarding Houses, Rooming-Houses and Lodging Houses.
206-D - Posting of Rates of Various Type Accommodations.
206-E - Telephone Call Charges; Disclosure; Violations.
206-F - Information Concerning Services for Human Trafficking Victims.
207 - Sale of Unclaimed Articles and Other Property Covered by His Lien.
208 - Disposition of Proceeds of Sale.
209 - Certain Sales After Eighteen Months.
209-A - Registration of Hotel and Motel Names.
209-B - Index of Registrants and Registered Names.
209-C - Registration of Identical, Similar or Misleading Names Prohibited.
209-D - Penalties for Violation.
209-E - Preservation of Existing Remedies; Use of True Name.