New York Illegal Claims; Power Of Board Of Estimate To Pay Or Compromise On Equitable Grounds.
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§ 7-206 Illegal claims; power of board of estimate to pay or
compromise on equitable grounds. The board of estimate may inquire into,
hear and determine any claim against the city or any agency when the
comptroller, or in the case of a claim against the board of education,
the comptroller and the board of education, certifies in writing that
such claim is illegal or invalid, but that it is equitable and proper
that such claim be paid in whole or in part. If, upon such inquiry, the
board of estimate, by a unanimous vote, determines that benefits have
been received by the city or any agency and that public interests will
best be served by payment or compromise thereof, it may authorize
payment of such claim, and such claim shall thereupon be paid in such
amount as the board shall determine to be just, in full satisfaction
thereof, provided that the claimant shall execute a release, upon any
such payment, in such form as shall be approved by the corporation
counsel. The provisions of this section shall not authorize the audit or
payment of any claim barred by the statute of limitations, nor any claim
for services performed under an appointment in violation of any
provision of the civil service law.