67 - Payment of awards and expenses. - New York Statutes

§ 67. Payment of awards and expenses. Within four calendar months after the date of the filing of the final decree of the court, the city shall pay to the parties entitled thereto the respective sums of money determined in their favor as set forth in the final decree, with legal interest thereon from the date of the entry of the order granting the application to condemn. In case of neglect or default in the payment thereof within the time aforesaid, the respective persons in whose favor the same shall be so determined, after application to the comptroller for payment thereof, may sue for and recover the same, with lawful interest as aforesaid and costs of suit. No fees or expenses incurred by the city or the corporation counsel in connection with any proceeding instituted under this chapter shall be paid until they shall have been taxed by the court upon five days' notice to the corporation counsel and upon proof of the nature and extent of the services rendered and disbursements charged. No unnecessary costs or charges shall be allowed. All costs, fees, expenses or disbursements to be taxed shall be stated in detail in the bill of costs and shall be accompanied by such proof of the reasonableness and necessity thereof as is required by law and the practice of the court upon taxation of costs and disbursements in other special proceedings or actions.