New York Statutes
§ 473 — Affixation and cancellation of stamps; presumption
§ 473. Affixation and cancellation of stamps; presumption. Each agent\nshall affix within the time hereinafter prescribed, to each package of\ncigarettes, stamps evidencing the payment of the tax imposed by this\narticle and shall cancel such stamps before such cigarettes are offered\nfor sale or before they are otherwise disposed of, unless stamps have\nbeen affixed to such packages of cigarettes and cancelled before such\nagent received them. Each dealer, other than an agent, shall immediately\nupon the receipt of any cigarettes at his place of business mark in ink\non each unopened box, carton or other container of such cigarettes the\nword "received" and the year, month, day and hour of such receipt, and\nshall affix his signature thereto, or in any other manner prescribed.\n Each r
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