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New York Laws - Railroad > Article 6 - Rapid Transit Act of 1875

New York Laws > Railroad > Article 6 - Rapid Transit Act of 1875


Current as of: 2010
§ 220Application for railroad; commissioners
§ 221Oath and bond of commissioners
§ 222First meeting of commissioners
§ 223Determination of necessity of railroad and route
§ 224Adoption of plans, and terms upon which road shall be built
§ 225Appraisal of damages and deposit of money as security
§ 226Shall prepare certificate of incorporation; proviso as to forfeiture
§ 227Organization
§ 228Commissioners to deliver certificate; affidavit of directors
§ 229Powers
§ 231Where route coincides with another route
§ 232Commissioners to transfer plans
§ 233Commissioners to file report; confirmation thereof
§ 234Pay of commissioners
§ 235Quorum; term of office; removal; vacancies in board of commissioners
§ 236Abandonment or change of route; new commissioners; their powers and proceedings
§ 237Abandonment of portion of route by elevated railroad
§ 238Increased deposit, when and how required
§ 239Trains to come to full stop
§ 240Gates or vestibule doors
§ 241Penalty for violation of two preceding sections
§ 242Sections to be printed and posted
§ 243Extension of time
§ 244Lighting cars on elevated railroads in cities of over twelve hundred thousand inhabitants

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