New York § 173 City owner of supplies

New York Statutes

§ 173 — City owner of supplies

New York § 173

Law SCCSecond Class Cities

Art. 11Department of Public Welfare

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N.Y. Second Class Cities § 173 (2026).

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  § 173. City owner of supplies. The city shall continue to be the owner\nof supplies furnished to any poor person or applicant for relief until\nthe same are consumed. If any person to whom the same shall be furnished\nshall sell or exchange the same for money or intoxicating liquors or in\nany way dispose of the same other than in the manner directed, such\nconduct shall be deemed a misdemeanor.\n

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§ 173. City owner of supplies. The city shall continue to be the owner\nof supplies furnished to any poor person or applicant for relief until\nthe same are consumed. If any person to whom the same shall be furnished\nshall sell or exchange the same for money or intoxicating liquors or in\nany way dispose of the same other than in the manner directed, such\nconduct shall be deemed a misdemeanor.\n

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