N.Y. CVP Law § 6404
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Accounts
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§ 6404. Accounts. A temporary receiver shall keep written accounts\nitemizing receipts and expenditures, and describing the property and\nnaming the depository of receivership funds, which shall be open to\ninspection by any person having an apparent interest in the property.\nUpon motion of the receiver or of any person having an apparent interest\nin the property, the court may require the keeping of particular records\nor direct or limit inspection or require presentation of a temporary\nreceiver's accounts. Notice of a motion for the presentation of a\ntemporary receiver's accounts shall be served upon the sureties on his\nundertaking as well as upon each party.\n
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