RAILROAD LAW

(The original Railroad Law was Chapter 39 of the "General Laws," being L. 1890, Ch. 565.)

RAILROAD LAW

AN ACT in relation to railroads, constituting chapter forty-nine of the consolidated laws.

The People of the State of New York, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:

CHAPTER [39] 49 OF THE [GENERAL] CON- [See note 1]

Article

SOLIDATED LAWS

[THE RAILROAD LAW

1. Short title (§ 1).

[1] 2. Organization, general powers and
location (§§ [1–23] 5–40).

[2] 3. Construction, operation and manage-
ment ($830-69] 50-112).

4. Consolidation, lease, sale and reor

[3] 4.

ganization (§§ [70-84] 140–155).

[4] 5. Street surface railroads (§§ [90-112]
170-210).

[5] 6. [Other railroads in cities and coun-
ties] Rapid transit act of 1875
($8 [120-142] 220–244).

7. Rapid transit act of 1891 (§§ 303-378).
8. Laws repealed; when to take effect
(S$ 390, 391).

Section [1

Short title.]

[2] 5. Incorporation.

[3] 6. Supplemental certificate.

7. Payment of capital stock after filing certificate

of incorporation.