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§ 198. Dispute  settlement.  1.  One  or more motor carriers providing  transportation of household goods subject to  the  jurisdiction  of  the  commissioner  or  an  industry  association or associations representing  motor carriers providing transportation  of  household  goods  shall  be  encouraged by the commissioner to establish a program to settle disputes  between  such  carriers  and  shippers of household goods concerning the  transportation  of  household  goods.  Applications  to  establish  such  programs  shall  be  submitted  to the commissioner under such rules and  regulations as the commissioner may promulgate. No  such  program  shall  become  effective  until  approved by the commissioner. Any carrier that  does not establish its own program to settle disputes or join a  dispute  settlement program of an industry association shall submit disputes with  shippers  to  an  alternative  mechanism  or  mechanisms  for  resolving  disputes  sanctioned  by  the  commissioner  pursuant   to   rules   and  regulations.    2. The commissioner may investigate at any time the functioning of any  program approved under this section and, after notice and an opportunity  for a hearing, may suspend or revoke the approval of such program.    3.  No  program for settling disputes concerning the transportation of  household  goods  may  be  approved  under  this  section   unless   the  commissioner  finds  that  such program contains adequate protection for  the consumer and that the program establishes an expeditious process for  the handling and resolution of disputes.

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Statutes > New-york > Tra > Article-9 > 198

§ 198. Dispute  settlement.  1.  One  or more motor carriers providing  transportation of household goods subject to  the  jurisdiction  of  the  commissioner  or  an  industry  association or associations representing  motor carriers providing transportation  of  household  goods  shall  be  encouraged by the commissioner to establish a program to settle disputes  between  such  carriers  and  shippers of household goods concerning the  transportation  of  household  goods.  Applications  to  establish  such  programs  shall  be  submitted  to the commissioner under such rules and  regulations as the commissioner may promulgate. No  such  program  shall  become  effective  until  approved by the commissioner. Any carrier that  does not establish its own program to settle disputes or join a  dispute  settlement program of an industry association shall submit disputes with  shippers  to  an  alternative  mechanism  or  mechanisms  for  resolving  disputes  sanctioned  by  the  commissioner  pursuant   to   rules   and  regulations.    2. The commissioner may investigate at any time the functioning of any  program approved under this section and, after notice and an opportunity  for a hearing, may suspend or revoke the approval of such program.    3.  No  program for settling disputes concerning the transportation of  household  goods  may  be  approved  under  this  section   unless   the  commissioner  finds  that  such program contains adequate protection for  the consumer and that the program establishes an expeditious process for  the handling and resolution of disputes.

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Tra > Article-9 > 198

§ 198. Dispute  settlement.  1.  One  or more motor carriers providing  transportation of household goods subject to  the  jurisdiction  of  the  commissioner  or  an  industry  association or associations representing  motor carriers providing transportation  of  household  goods  shall  be  encouraged by the commissioner to establish a program to settle disputes  between  such  carriers  and  shippers of household goods concerning the  transportation  of  household  goods.  Applications  to  establish  such  programs  shall  be  submitted  to the commissioner under such rules and  regulations as the commissioner may promulgate. No  such  program  shall  become  effective  until  approved by the commissioner. Any carrier that  does not establish its own program to settle disputes or join a  dispute  settlement program of an industry association shall submit disputes with  shippers  to  an  alternative  mechanism  or  mechanisms  for  resolving  disputes  sanctioned  by  the  commissioner  pursuant   to   rules   and  regulations.    2. The commissioner may investigate at any time the functioning of any  program approved under this section and, after notice and an opportunity  for a hearing, may suspend or revoke the approval of such program.    3.  No  program for settling disputes concerning the transportation of  household  goods  may  be  approved  under  this  section   unless   the  commissioner  finds  that  such program contains adequate protection for  the consumer and that the program establishes an expeditious process for  the handling and resolution of disputes.