N.Y. Insurance Law § 6803: Bail bond business; cities in excess of one hundred seventy-five thousand

§ 6803. Bail bond business; cities in excess of one hundred

seventy-five thousand. (a) An insurance corporation or charitable bail

organization engaged in the bail business in a city containing a

population of more than one hundred seventy-five thousand inhabitants,

according to the last preceding federal census or state enumeration,

shall file with the district attorney of each county contained in such

city or in which such a city is contained, the clerks of the supreme and

county courts and the clerk of the criminal court of the city of New

York, certified statements of the names of all persons authorized to

execute bail bonds or effectuating such deposit on its behalf or to

solicit such business as agent, together with a certificate duly

executed by the superintendent, certifying with respect to each such

person, that such person has been licensed by the superintendent

pursuant to section six thousand eight hundred two of this article.

(b) The court or other public officer concerned in the matter may

examine under oath any insurer or charitable bail organization doing a

bail business or a depositor of security for bail, or the officer or

agent of any such insurer, charitable bail organization or depositor

proposing to execute a bail bond, or to make such deposit, as to the

indemnity, if any, deposited or otherwise provided directly or

indirectly against loss by reason of the deposit or bail bond and as to

the fee charged, if any, for the giving of such bond. The court or other

public officer concerned in the matter may refuse to accept such bond or

deposit if satisfied that any portion of such security has been

feloniously obtained by the defendant, or that the provisions of this or

any other section of law have been violated, or that the person or

persons indemnifying such insurer or depositor shall have within a

period of one month prior thereto given indemnification or security for

like purpose in more than two cases not arising out of the same

transaction and that such person is not duly licensed by the

superintendent in accordance with the provisions of this chapter.