New York § 910 - 910Merged company savings fund
Full text of New York New York Consolidated Laws § 910 — 910Merged company savings fund, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 910. 910Merged company savings fund
§ 910. Merged company savings fund. The division shall create a fund to hold and shall transfer all funds determined to be merged company savings pursuant to paragraph (d) of subdivision five of section nine hundred four of this article into such fund. The division shall use such funds, as available, for entering into new contracts, pursuant to section nine hundred three of this article, with neighborhood preservation companies located in areas of the state that are currently unserved by a neighborhood preservation company.
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