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2006 New York Code - Assignees; Corporations And Associations.



 
    §  305. Assignees; corporations and associations. (a) If the plaintiff
  is an assignee of the cause of action, the original owner of  the  cause
  of  action  shall be deemed the plaintiff for the purpose of determining
  proper venue.
    (b) A corporation, joint-stock  association  or  other  unincorporated
  association  shall  be  deemed  a  resident  of  any  county  wherein it
  transacts business, keeps an office, has an agency or is established  by
  law.

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