New York Statutes
§ 2505 — Designation of particular insurer, agent or broker for construction contracts generally
New York § 2505
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N.Y. Insurance § 2505 (2026).
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§ 2505. Designation of particular insurer, agent or broker for\nconstruction contracts generally.
(a)In any building or construction\ncontract bid, negotiated or executed except as described in section two\nthousand five hundred four of this article, no contractor or\nsubcontractor shall be required to pay premiums or related charges for\npolicies of insurance or surety bonds specified in connection with such\ncontract on policies or surety bonds acquired by an owner or other\ncontractor. No contractor or subcontractor shall be required to make\napplication to any particular insurance company, agent or broker for, or\nto obtain or procure therefrom, any policy of insurance or surety bond\nspecified in connection with such contract, or specified by any law,\ngeneral, special or local.\n
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