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§ 193. Right to cross bridge substituted for a bridge crossed for five  years.    Should  any  street  surface railroad company have crossed any  bridge as a part of its route for a period of more than five  years  and  should  any  other  bridge  be  substituted  therefor  at any time, such  company shall have the right to cross such substituted bridge and to lay  and use tracks thereon for the transit of  its  cars  and  to  make  all  changes  and  extensions  of  its route subject to all the provisions of  this chapter, as  the  convenient  operation  of  its  cars  and  public  convenience may require.

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Rrd > Article-5 > 193

§ 193. Right to cross bridge substituted for a bridge crossed for five  years.    Should  any  street  surface railroad company have crossed any  bridge as a part of its route for a period of more than five  years  and  should  any  other  bridge  be  substituted  therefor  at any time, such  company shall have the right to cross such substituted bridge and to lay  and use tracks thereon for the transit of  its  cars  and  to  make  all  changes  and  extensions  of  its route subject to all the provisions of  this chapter, as  the  convenient  operation  of  its  cars  and  public  convenience may require.

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Rrd > Article-5 > 193

§ 193. Right to cross bridge substituted for a bridge crossed for five  years.    Should  any  street  surface railroad company have crossed any  bridge as a part of its route for a period of more than five  years  and  should  any  other  bridge  be  substituted  therefor  at any time, such  company shall have the right to cross such substituted bridge and to lay  and use tracks thereon for the transit of  its  cars  and  to  make  all  changes  and  extensions  of  its route subject to all the provisions of  this chapter, as  the  convenient  operation  of  its  cars  and  public  convenience may require.