New York § 90 - 90Record of operating expenses
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§ 90. 90Record of operating expenses
§ 90. Record of operating expenses. The corporation shall keep an accurate account of all moneys appropriated by the legislature for the improvement, maintenance, repair and operation of the canal system and shall cause to be prepared and filed in the office of the corporation on or about January first of each year, a statement showing all such moneys appropriated and how expended during the preceding fiscal year. The corporation shall keep an accurate account of the recoveries made in all actions brought by it or at its direction, for the recovery of penalties or damages under authority of this chapter and of the cost and expenses thereof and pay into the canal fund the amount of all such recoveries and account for the same with the department of audit and control.
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