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§  305.  Use  and  occupancy.  (A) A condemnee, tenant or other person  holding, using or occupying property acquired pursuant to this  chapter,  shall  be  liable  to the condemnor for the fair and reasonable value of  such holding, use or occupancy from the date of acquisition to the  date  the  property  is  vacated  and possession surrendered to the condemnor.  Provided, however, that in  the  event  the  property  at  the  time  of  acquisition  is  occupied  by the former owner for residential purposes,  the liability of such former owner for the fair and reasonable value  of  such  residential holding shall not commence until ninety days after the  date of acquisition or until the date on which the property ceases to be  occupied by the former owner for residential purposes, whichever  occurs  first.    (B) The amount of the fair and reasonable value for such temporary use  and  occupancy  established  by  the  condemnor  shall  be  paid  to the  condemnor at reasonable intervals; any amount due  and  payable  may  be  retained  by the condemnor from any unpaid damage or consideration to be  paid by it to such condemnee, tenant or other person for the property or  interest therein acquired from him. Either party may bring an action and  make application to a court of competent jurisdiction to  establish  the  fair  and  reasonable  amount  of  money  due  for  such holding, use or  occupancy of the property, in the event the  value  established  by  the  condemnor  is  unacceptable.  The  condemnor  may  enforce  any judgment  ensuing from such actions according to the applicable provisions of law.    (C) Where a condemnee,  tenant  or  other  person  holding,  using  or  occupying  property  acquired pursuant to this chapter is entitled to an  award for the acquisition of the property by the condemnor,  any  unpaid  portion  of  the  sum  fixed  for use and occupancy either by agreement,  expressed or implied, or by court action to establish the same, shall be  a lien against such award, or payment  by  agreement,  subject  only  to  liens of record at the time of the vesting of title in the condemnor and  liens under section four hundred seventy-five of the judiciary law.

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Edp > Article-3 > 305

§  305.  Use  and  occupancy.  (A) A condemnee, tenant or other person  holding, using or occupying property acquired pursuant to this  chapter,  shall  be  liable  to the condemnor for the fair and reasonable value of  such holding, use or occupancy from the date of acquisition to the  date  the  property  is  vacated  and possession surrendered to the condemnor.  Provided, however, that in  the  event  the  property  at  the  time  of  acquisition  is  occupied  by the former owner for residential purposes,  the liability of such former owner for the fair and reasonable value  of  such  residential holding shall not commence until ninety days after the  date of acquisition or until the date on which the property ceases to be  occupied by the former owner for residential purposes, whichever  occurs  first.    (B) The amount of the fair and reasonable value for such temporary use  and  occupancy  established  by  the  condemnor  shall  be  paid  to the  condemnor at reasonable intervals; any amount due  and  payable  may  be  retained  by the condemnor from any unpaid damage or consideration to be  paid by it to such condemnee, tenant or other person for the property or  interest therein acquired from him. Either party may bring an action and  make application to a court of competent jurisdiction to  establish  the  fair  and  reasonable  amount  of  money  due  for  such holding, use or  occupancy of the property, in the event the  value  established  by  the  condemnor  is  unacceptable.  The  condemnor  may  enforce  any judgment  ensuing from such actions according to the applicable provisions of law.    (C) Where a condemnee,  tenant  or  other  person  holding,  using  or  occupying  property  acquired pursuant to this chapter is entitled to an  award for the acquisition of the property by the condemnor,  any  unpaid  portion  of  the  sum  fixed  for use and occupancy either by agreement,  expressed or implied, or by court action to establish the same, shall be  a lien against such award, or payment  by  agreement,  subject  only  to  liens of record at the time of the vesting of title in the condemnor and  liens under section four hundred seventy-five of the judiciary law.

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Edp > Article-3 > 305

§  305.  Use  and  occupancy.  (A) A condemnee, tenant or other person  holding, using or occupying property acquired pursuant to this  chapter,  shall  be  liable  to the condemnor for the fair and reasonable value of  such holding, use or occupancy from the date of acquisition to the  date  the  property  is  vacated  and possession surrendered to the condemnor.  Provided, however, that in  the  event  the  property  at  the  time  of  acquisition  is  occupied  by the former owner for residential purposes,  the liability of such former owner for the fair and reasonable value  of  such  residential holding shall not commence until ninety days after the  date of acquisition or until the date on which the property ceases to be  occupied by the former owner for residential purposes, whichever  occurs  first.    (B) The amount of the fair and reasonable value for such temporary use  and  occupancy  established  by  the  condemnor  shall  be  paid  to the  condemnor at reasonable intervals; any amount due  and  payable  may  be  retained  by the condemnor from any unpaid damage or consideration to be  paid by it to such condemnee, tenant or other person for the property or  interest therein acquired from him. Either party may bring an action and  make application to a court of competent jurisdiction to  establish  the  fair  and  reasonable  amount  of  money  due  for  such holding, use or  occupancy of the property, in the event the  value  established  by  the  condemnor  is  unacceptable.  The  condemnor  may  enforce  any judgment  ensuing from such actions according to the applicable provisions of law.    (C) Where a condemnee,  tenant  or  other  person  holding,  using  or  occupying  property  acquired pursuant to this chapter is entitled to an  award for the acquisition of the property by the condemnor,  any  unpaid  portion  of  the  sum  fixed  for use and occupancy either by agreement,  expressed or implied, or by court action to establish the same, shall be  a lien against such award, or payment  by  agreement,  subject  only  to  liens of record at the time of the vesting of title in the condemnor and  liens under section four hundred seventy-five of the judiciary law.