New York Statutes

§ 305 — Use and occupancy

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§ 305. Use and occupancy.

(A)A condemnee, tenant or other person\nholding, using or occupying property acquired pursuant to this chapter,\nshall be liable to the condemnor for the fair and reasonable value of\nsuch holding, use or occupancy from the date of acquisition to the date\nthe property is vacated and possession surrendered to the condemnor.\nProvided, however, that in the event the property at the time of\nacquisition is occupied by the former owner for residential purposes,\nthe liability of such former owner for the fair and reasonable value of\nsuch residential holding shall not commence until ninety days after the\ndate of acquisition or until the date on which the property ceases to be\noccupied by the former owner for residential purposes, whichever occurs\nfirst.\n (B)

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