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§ 64. Commutation for bridges.  The commissioner of transportation may  commute  with  owners and claimants of bridges over any canal, by paying  such owner or claimant such sum in lieu of a bridge as may be agreed  on  between  the claimant and the commissioner of transportation. If, in the  opinion of the commissioner of transportation, a bridge  should  not  be  rebuilt,  and the amount to be paid be not agreed upon, the bridge shall  not be built, but the damages sustained by such owner by being  deprived  of  such bridge and which the state under all the circumstances ought of  right to pay, shall be ascertained in the same manner as damages for the  appropriation of real property, for the use of the canal and paid by the  commissioner of transportation, on the approval of the attorney-general.  If the damages claimed are for the deprivation of  a  bridge  which  the  claimant  had  before constructed or maintained, the circumstance of his  being  equitably  bound  to  contribute   proportionately   toward   the  construction  and  maintenance of an enlarged bridge shall be taken into  consideration and a proper amount of  that  account  shall  be  set  off  against any damage to which the claimant might otherwise be entitled.

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Cal > Article-7 > 64

§ 64. Commutation for bridges.  The commissioner of transportation may  commute  with  owners and claimants of bridges over any canal, by paying  such owner or claimant such sum in lieu of a bridge as may be agreed  on  between  the claimant and the commissioner of transportation. If, in the  opinion of the commissioner of transportation, a bridge  should  not  be  rebuilt,  and the amount to be paid be not agreed upon, the bridge shall  not be built, but the damages sustained by such owner by being  deprived  of  such bridge and which the state under all the circumstances ought of  right to pay, shall be ascertained in the same manner as damages for the  appropriation of real property, for the use of the canal and paid by the  commissioner of transportation, on the approval of the attorney-general.  If the damages claimed are for the deprivation of  a  bridge  which  the  claimant  had  before constructed or maintained, the circumstance of his  being  equitably  bound  to  contribute   proportionately   toward   the  construction  and  maintenance of an enlarged bridge shall be taken into  consideration and a proper amount of  that  account  shall  be  set  off  against any damage to which the claimant might otherwise be entitled.

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Cal > Article-7 > 64

§ 64. Commutation for bridges.  The commissioner of transportation may  commute  with  owners and claimants of bridges over any canal, by paying  such owner or claimant such sum in lieu of a bridge as may be agreed  on  between  the claimant and the commissioner of transportation. If, in the  opinion of the commissioner of transportation, a bridge  should  not  be  rebuilt,  and the amount to be paid be not agreed upon, the bridge shall  not be built, but the damages sustained by such owner by being  deprived  of  such bridge and which the state under all the circumstances ought of  right to pay, shall be ascertained in the same manner as damages for the  appropriation of real property, for the use of the canal and paid by the  commissioner of transportation, on the approval of the attorney-general.  If the damages claimed are for the deprivation of  a  bridge  which  the  claimant  had  before constructed or maintained, the circumstance of his  being  equitably  bound  to  contribute   proportionately   toward   the  construction  and  maintenance of an enlarged bridge shall be taken into  consideration and a proper amount of  that  account  shall  be  set  off  against any damage to which the claimant might otherwise be entitled.