Assuming, in petitioner's favor, that petitioner could have insisted on August 6, 1981 that the Attorney-General's 30 days to accept the plan for filing or issue a deficiency letter had expired, and thus the plan would be deemed appropriately filed, we think the 30-day provision fixed by subdivision 2 of section 352-e of the General Business law was at least waivable and that petitioner did waive it by responding to the Attorney-General's deficiency letter and requests for...
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