New York Statutes

§ 22 — Determination of ownership of awards for property appropriated

New York § 22
JurisdictionNew York
Law CTCCourt of Claims
Art. 3Practice Provisions

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N.Y. Court of Claims § 22 (2026).

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§ 22. Determination of ownership of awards for property appropriated.\n1. In the event there may be adverse and conflicting claims asserted to\nan award for property appropriated by the state or any part thereof, or\nif there be any apparent lien or encumbrance on the property so\nappropriated, or on any interest therein, or any dower or other interest\nwhich has been asserted by any party as affecting the rights to an\naward, or which has caused the attorney general or other official of the\nstate to refuse to make payment of any portion of the award, the court\nmay, upon motion of a party in an action to determine the amount of said\naward, order the interpleader or joinder of anyone claiming or imputed\nto have such a claim or interest.\n The court shall determine the respective int

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