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In the Matter of Comptroller of the City of New York v. Mayor of the City of New York, 93

In a dispute arising out of a concession contract between public and private entities, allegations that filings by the Mayor and the Corporation Counsel--certifying that the procedures for soliciting the agreement were followed, and that the agency had the legal authority to award the contract--were improper because only the vending portion of the contract had been submitted for approval, are denied where there was no reason to annul the contract.

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  • Decided 06/29/2006
  • Published 06/30/2006

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