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N.Y. TCP Law § 90

This is the official text of N.Y. TCP Law § 90, part of New York’s TCP Law — part of the compiled statutory law of New York, published by the state as "TCP Law." Browse the sections below, each linked to its official government source.

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Use of line to be public; storage; liable as common carrier; rates and charges

Official statutory text

§ 90. Use of line to be public; storage; liable as common carrier;\nrates and charges. Every such corporation shall be a common carrier and\nits pipe lines subject to public use. All persons desiring to transport\nproducts shall have the right on equal terms to transportation in the\norder of application, on complying with the reasonable regulations and\ncharges of such corporation. No application for transportation shall be\nvalid beyond the quantity of products that the applicant shall then own\nand have ready for delivery. Every such corporation shall provide\nsuitable and necessary receptacles for receiving all such products, and\nfor storage at the place of delivery, until the same can reasonably be\nmoved by the consignee. The time for delivery to the consignee shall be\nfixed by general regulation of the corporation, and shall be not less\nthan two days after the same shall be ready for delivery and notice to\nsuch consignee. All rates and charges, for or connected with the\ntransportation of any products, shall be uniform and be fixed by such\ncorporation by general regulations, which shall be written or printed\nand posted and at all times open to public examination.\n

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