New York Statutes
§ 164 — Disposition of undelivered moneys
New York § 164
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N.Y. General Business § 164 (2026).
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§ 164. Disposition of undelivered moneys. Every steamship company,\nexpress company, or other company, to which moneys received for\ntransmission are returned for the reason that the same cannot be\ndelivered shall forthwith notify the transmitter thereof by mailing\nwritten notice to such transmitter at his last known address. If such\nmoney be unclaimed for a period of ninety days after such notice, such\ncompany shall immediately turn over such money to the state comptroller\nwho shall maintain the same as a capital revolving fund for the purpose\nof paying claimants thereof. After such moneys have remained unclaimed\nin the hands of the comptroller for five years, the same shall escheat\nto the state.\n
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