New York § 180 Examination of money and securities paid into court

New York Statutes

§ 180 — Examination of money and securities paid into court

New York § 180

Law STFState Finance

Art. 12Court Funds

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N.Y. State Finance § 180 (2026).

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  § 180. Examination of money and securities paid into court. The\ncomptroller may examine the books, accounts and vouchers of every bank,\ntrust company or other depository in the state in anywise relating to\nmoneys or securities so paid into court or directed to be paid into\ncourt by statute. Where such moneys or securities have not been paid to\nthe commissioner of finance of the city of New York or to any county\ntreasurer of the state, the comptroller upon application duly made shall\nbe entitled to an order directing the payment and transfer of all such\nmoneys or securities from any such public official, bank, trust company\nor depository to the commissioner of finance of such city or to the\ntreasurer of the proper county.\n

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§ 180. Examination of money and securities paid into court. The\ncomptroller may examine the books, accounts and vouchers of every bank,\ntrust company or other depository in the state in anywise relating to\nmoneys or securities so paid into court or directed to be paid into\ncourt by statute. Where such moneys or securities have not been paid to\nthe commissioner of finance of the city of New York or to any county\ntreasurer of the state, the comptroller upon application duly made shall\nbe entitled to an order directing the payment and transfer of all such\nmoneys or securities from any such public official, bank, trust company\nor depository to the commissioner of finance of such city or to the\ntreasurer of the proper county.\n