New York Statutes
§ 1401 — Comptroller to maintain public record
New York § 1401
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N.Y. Abandoned Property § 1401 (2026).
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§ 1401. Comptroller to maintain public record. The state comptroller\nshall maintain a public record of all names and last known addresses of\nthe person or persons appearing to be entitled to abandoned property,\nheretofore paid to the state or hereafter paid or delivered to the state\ncomptroller pursuant to this chapter. In addition, the state comptroller\nshall maintain a searchable database on the state comptroller's website\nin such form and manner as the state comptroller deems reasonable and\nappropriate, subject to the requirements set forth in section fourteen\nhundred two of this article. The state comptroller shall place a\ndisclaimer prominently on his or her website advising that this\nsearchable database does not contain complete information with respect\nto abandoned prop
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