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§   6803.  Bail  bond  business;  cities  in  excess  of  one  hundred  seventy-five thousand. (a)  An  insurance  corporation  engaged  in  the  business  of  giving bail in a city containing a population of more than  one hundred seventy-five thousand inhabitants,  according  to  the  last  preceding  federal  census  or  state  enumeration,  shall file with the  district attorney of each county contained in such city or in which such  a city is contained, the clerks of the supreme and county courts and the  clerk of  the  criminal  court  of  the  city  of  New  York,  certified  statements  of the names of all persons authorized to execute bail bonds  on its behalf or to solicit such business  as  agent,  together  with  a  certificate duly executed by the superintendent, certifying with respect  to  each  such  person,  that  such  person  has  been  licensed  by the  superintendent pursuant to section six thousand  eight  hundred  two  of  this article.    (b)  The  court  or  other  public officer concerned in the matter may  examine under oath any insurer doing a bail bond business or a depositor  of security for bail, or the officer or agent of  any  such  insurer  or  depositor  proposing to execute a bail bond, or to make such deposit, as  to the indemnity, if any, deposited or otherwise  provided  directly  or  indirectly  against loss by reason of the deposit or bail bond and as to  the fee charged for the giving of such bond. The court or  other  public  officer  concerned  in  the  matter  may  refuse  to accept such bond or  deposit if  satisfied  that  any  portion  of  such  security  has  been  feloniously obtained by the defendant, or that the provisions of this or  any  other  section  of  law  have  been violated, or that the person or  persons indemnifying such insurer  or  depositor  shall  have  within  a  period  of one month prior thereto given indemnification or security for  like purpose in more  than  two  cases  not  arising  out  of  the  same  transaction   and   that  such  person  is  not  duly  licensed  by  the  superintendent in accordance with the provisions of this chapter.

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Isc > Article-68 > 6803

§   6803.  Bail  bond  business;  cities  in  excess  of  one  hundred  seventy-five thousand. (a)  An  insurance  corporation  engaged  in  the  business  of  giving bail in a city containing a population of more than  one hundred seventy-five thousand inhabitants,  according  to  the  last  preceding  federal  census  or  state  enumeration,  shall file with the  district attorney of each county contained in such city or in which such  a city is contained, the clerks of the supreme and county courts and the  clerk of  the  criminal  court  of  the  city  of  New  York,  certified  statements  of the names of all persons authorized to execute bail bonds  on its behalf or to solicit such business  as  agent,  together  with  a  certificate duly executed by the superintendent, certifying with respect  to  each  such  person,  that  such  person  has  been  licensed  by the  superintendent pursuant to section six thousand  eight  hundred  two  of  this article.    (b)  The  court  or  other  public officer concerned in the matter may  examine under oath any insurer doing a bail bond business or a depositor  of security for bail, or the officer or agent of  any  such  insurer  or  depositor  proposing to execute a bail bond, or to make such deposit, as  to the indemnity, if any, deposited or otherwise  provided  directly  or  indirectly  against loss by reason of the deposit or bail bond and as to  the fee charged for the giving of such bond. The court or  other  public  officer  concerned  in  the  matter  may  refuse  to accept such bond or  deposit if  satisfied  that  any  portion  of  such  security  has  been  feloniously obtained by the defendant, or that the provisions of this or  any  other  section  of  law  have  been violated, or that the person or  persons indemnifying such insurer  or  depositor  shall  have  within  a  period  of one month prior thereto given indemnification or security for  like purpose in more  than  two  cases  not  arising  out  of  the  same  transaction   and   that  such  person  is  not  duly  licensed  by  the  superintendent in accordance with the provisions of this chapter.

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Isc > Article-68 > 6803

§   6803.  Bail  bond  business;  cities  in  excess  of  one  hundred  seventy-five thousand. (a)  An  insurance  corporation  engaged  in  the  business  of  giving bail in a city containing a population of more than  one hundred seventy-five thousand inhabitants,  according  to  the  last  preceding  federal  census  or  state  enumeration,  shall file with the  district attorney of each county contained in such city or in which such  a city is contained, the clerks of the supreme and county courts and the  clerk of  the  criminal  court  of  the  city  of  New  York,  certified  statements  of the names of all persons authorized to execute bail bonds  on its behalf or to solicit such business  as  agent,  together  with  a  certificate duly executed by the superintendent, certifying with respect  to  each  such  person,  that  such  person  has  been  licensed  by the  superintendent pursuant to section six thousand  eight  hundred  two  of  this article.    (b)  The  court  or  other  public officer concerned in the matter may  examine under oath any insurer doing a bail bond business or a depositor  of security for bail, or the officer or agent of  any  such  insurer  or  depositor  proposing to execute a bail bond, or to make such deposit, as  to the indemnity, if any, deposited or otherwise  provided  directly  or  indirectly  against loss by reason of the deposit or bail bond and as to  the fee charged for the giving of such bond. The court or  other  public  officer  concerned  in  the  matter  may  refuse  to accept such bond or  deposit if  satisfied  that  any  portion  of  such  security  has  been  feloniously obtained by the defendant, or that the provisions of this or  any  other  section  of  law  have  been violated, or that the person or  persons indemnifying such insurer  or  depositor  shall  have  within  a  period  of one month prior thereto given indemnification or security for  like purpose in more  than  two  cases  not  arising  out  of  the  same  transaction   and   that  such  person  is  not  duly  licensed  by  the  superintendent in accordance with the provisions of this chapter.