N.Y. SCC Law § 66
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Accounts with treasurer
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§ 66. Accounts with treasurer. The comptroller shall keep an account\nbetween the city and the treasurer, and of all moneys received and\ndisbursed by the treasurer, and for that purpose he shall procure daily\nstatements from the treasurer as to the moneys received and disbursed by\nhim, and shall also procure from the depositaries in which the city\nfunds are deposited by the treasurer, monthly statements of the moneys\nwhich have been received and paid out on account of the city. He shall\nexamine the treasurer's books, accounts and bank books, and ascertain as\nto their correctness, and shall render quarterly a detailed report to\nthe mayor and common council of the funds and financial condition of the\ncity.\n
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