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NY Lien L § 50 (2021)
2021 New York Laws LIE - Lien Article 3 - Enforcement of Liens on Real Property 50 - Execution.

§  50.  Execution. Execution may be issued upon a judgment obtained in   an action to enforce a mechanic's lien against real property in a  court   not  of  record,  which  shall  direct the officer to sell the title and   interest of the owner in the premises, upon which the lien set forth  in   the complaint existed at the time of filing the notice of lien.
NY Lien L § 51 (2021)
2021 New York Laws LIE - Lien Article 3 - Enforcement of Liens on Real Property 51 - Appeals From Judgments in Courts Not of Record.

§ 51. Appeals from judgments in courts not of record. An appeal may be   taken from such judgment rendered in a court not of record, according to   the  provisions  of  law regulating appeals from judgments in actions on   contract in such courts.
NY Lien L § 52 (2021)
2021 New York Laws LIE - Lien Article 3 - Enforcement of Liens on Real Property 52 - Transcrips of Judgments in Courts Not of Record.

§ 52. Transcrips of judgments in courts not of record. When a judgment   is  rendered in a court not of record, the justice or judge of the court   in which it is tried, or other person authorized to furnish  transcripts   of  judgments  therein,  shall furnish the successful party a transcript   thereof, which he may file with the clerk of the county  with  whom  the   notice  of  lien  is  filed.  The filing of such transcript has the same   effect as the filing of a transcript of any other judgment  rendered  in   such courts.
NY Lien L § 53 (2021)
2021 New York Laws LIE - Lien Article 3 - Enforcement of Liens on Real Property 53 - Costs and Disbursements.

§  53.  Costs  and disbursements. If an action is brought to enforce a   mechanic's lien against real property in a court of  record,  the  costs   and  disbursements shall rest in the discretion of the court, and may be   awarded to the prevailing party. The judgment rendered in such an action   shall include the amount of such costs and specify to whom and  by  whom   the  costs  are  to be paid. If such action is brought in a court not of   record, they shall be the same as  allowed  in  civil  actions  in  such   court.  The  expenses incurred in serving the summons by publication may   be added to the amount of costs now allowed in such court.
NY Lien L § 54 (2021)
2021 New York Laws LIE - Lien Article 3 - Enforcement of Liens on Real Property 54 - Judgment in Case of Failure to Establish Lien.

§  54.  Judgment  in  case of failure to establish lien. If the lienor   shall fail, for any reason, to establish a valid lien in an action under   the provisions of this article, he may recover judgment therein for such   sums as are due him, or which  he  might  recover  in  an  action  on  a   contract, against any party to the action.
NY Lien L § 55 (2021)
2021 New York Laws LIE - Lien Article 3 - Enforcement of Liens on Real Property 55 - Offer to Pay Money Into Court, or to Deposit Securities, in Discharge of the Lien.

§  55.  Offer  to  pay  money into court, or to deposit securities, in   discharge of the lien. At any time after an action is brought under  the   provision  of  this  article, the owner may make and file with the clerk   with whom the notice of lien is filed, if in a court of record,  and  if   in a court not of record, with the court, an offer to pay into court the   sum  of money stated therein, or to execute and deposit securities which   he may describe, in discharge of the lien, and serve upon the  plaintiff   a copy of such offer. If a written acceptance of the offer is filed with   such  clerk,  or court, within ten days after its service, and a copy of   the acceptance is served upon the party making  the  offer,  the  court,   upon  proof  of  such  offer  and acceptance, may make an order, that on   depositing with such clerk,  or  court,  the  sum  so  offered,  or  the   securities  described,  the lien shall be discharged, and that the money   or securities deposited shall take the place of the property upon  which   the  lien  existed, and shall be subject to the lien. If the offer is of   money only, the court, on application and notice to  the  plaintiff  may   make  such  order, without the acceptance of the offer by the plaintiff.   If such action is brought in a court not of record, such  order  may  be   made by the county court of the county where such action is brought upon   notice,  and  upon filing such order and depositing such sum of money or   securities with the county clerk of  such  county,  he  shall  forthwith   discharge  said notice of lien, by writing upon the margin of the record   thereof,  the  words  "discharged  by  payment."  Money  or   securities   deposited upon the acceptance of an offer pursuant to this section shall   be  held  by the clerk or the court until the final determination of the   action, including an appeal.
NY Lien L § 56 (2021)
2021 New York Laws LIE - Lien Article 3 - Enforcement of Liens on Real Property 56 - Preference Over Contractors.

§  56.  Preference  over contractors. When a laborer, subcontractor or   material man shall perform labor or furnish materials for an improvement   of real property or for a public improvement, for which he  is  entitled   to  a  mechanic's  lien,  the amount due to him shall be paid out of the   proceeds of the sale of such property or out of the moneys of the  state   or  public  corporation  applicable to the construction or demolition of   the public improvement, under any judgment  rendered  pursuant  to  this   article, before any part of such proceeds is paid to the person for whom   he  has  performed  such  labor  or furnished such materials. If several   notices of lien are filed for the same claim, as  where  the  contractor   has  filed  a  notice  of lien, for the services of his workmen, and the   workmen have also filed notices of lien, the judgment shall provide  for   but one payment of the claim which shall be paid to the parties entitled   thereto.  Payment  voluntarily made upon any claim filed as a lien shall   not impair or diminish the lien of any person except the person to  whom   the payment was made.
NY Lien L § 57 (2021)
2021 New York Laws LIE - Lien Article 3 - Enforcement of Liens on Real Property 57 - Judgment May Direct Delivery of Property in Lieu of Money.

§  57.  Judgment  may direct delivery of property in lieu of money. If   the owner has agreed  to  deliver  bills,  notes,  securities  or  other   obligations  or  any  other  species of property, in payment of the debt   upon which the  lien  is  based,  the  judgment  may  direct  that  such   substitute  be  delivered  or deposited as the court may direct, and the   property affected by  the  lien  cannot  be  sold,  by  virtue  of  such   judgment, except in default of the owner to so deliver or deposit within   the time directed by the court.
NY Lien L § 58 (2021)
2021 New York Laws LIE - Lien Article 3 - Enforcement of Liens on Real Property 58 - Judgment for Deficiency.

§  58. Judgment for deficiency. If upon the sale of the property under   judgment in a court of record there is a deficiency of proceeds  to  pay   the  plaintiff's  claim,  judgment  may  be  docketed for the deficiency   against any person liable therefor, who shall be  adjudged  to  pay  the   same  in like manner and with like effect as in judgments for deficiency   in foreclosure cases.
NY Lien L § 59 (2021)
2021 New York Laws LIE - Lien Article 3 - Enforcement of Liens on Real Property 59 - Vacating of a Mechanic's Lien; Cancellation of Bond; Return of Deposit, by Order of Court.

§  59.  Vacating of a mechanic's lien; cancellation of bond; return of   deposit, by order of court. A mechanic's lien notice of which  has  been   filed  on  real  property  or  a bond given to discharge the same may be   vacated and cancelled or a deposit made to discharge a lien pursuant  to   section twenty may be returned, by an order of a court of record. Before   such  order  shall be granted, a notice shall be served upon the lienor,   either personally or by leaving it as his last known place of residence,   with a person of suitable age, with directions  to  deliver  it  to  the   lienor.  Such  notice  shall require the lienor to commence an action to   enforce the lien, within a time specified in the notice, not  less  than   thirty days from the time of service, or show cause at a special term of   a  court  of  record,  or  at  a  county court, in a county in which the   property is situated, at a time and place  specified  therein,  why  the   notice  of  lien  filed  or  the  bond  given  should not be vacated and   cancelled, or the deposit returned, as the case may be.  Proof  of  such   service  and  that  the lienor has not commenced the action to foreclose   such lien, as directed in the notice, shall be made by affidavit, at the   time of applying for such order.
NY Lien L § 60 (2021)
2021 New York Laws LIE - Lien Article 3 - Enforcement of Liens on Real Property 60 - Judgment in Action to Foreclose Lien on Account of Public Improvement.

§  60.  Judgment  in  action  to  foreclose  lien on account of public   improvement. If, in an action to enforce a lien on account of  a  public   improvement,  the  court  finds  that  the lien is established, it shall   render judgment directing the state or the  public  corporation  to  pay   over to the lienors entitled thereto for work done or material furnished   for  such  public  improvement,  to the extent of the sums found due the   lienors from the contractors, so much of the funds or money which may be   due from the state or public corporation  to  the  contractor,  as  will   satisfy  such  liens,  with interest and costs, not exceeding the amount   due to the contractor. If it appears in  any  proceeding  in  which  the   state is a party that a claim has been or can be filed against the state   in  the  court of claims, or if it is alleged upon the part of the state   that the contractor has breached the contract, then the court may render   judgment only to the extent of determining the establishment of the lien   or liens, and the amount or amounts thereof.
NY Lien L § 61 (2021)
2021 New York Laws LIE - Lien Article 3 - Enforcement of Liens on Real Property 61 - Judgment in Action to Foreclose a Mechanic's Lien on Property of a Railroad Corporation.

§ 61. Judgment in action to foreclose a mechanic's lien on property of   a  railroad  corporation.  If  the  lien  is for labor done or materials   furnished for a railroad corporation, upon its land, or upon or for  its   track,  rolling stock or the appurtenances of its railroad, the judgment   shall not direct the sale of any of the real property described  in  the   notice  of  the  lien,  but when in such case, a judgment is entered and   docketed with the county clerk of the county where the notice of lien is   filed, or a transcript thereof  is  filed  and  docketed  in  any  other   county,  it  shall  be  a  lien  upon  the real property of the railroad   corporation, against which it is  obtained,  to  the  same  extent,  and   enforceable  in  like  manner  as  other  judgments  of courts of record   against such corporation.
NY Lien L § 62 (2021)
2021 New York Laws LIE - Lien Article 3 - Enforcement of Liens on Real Property 62 - Bringing in New Parties.

§ 62. Bringing in new parties. A lienor who has filed a notice of lien   after the commencement of an action in a court of record to foreclose or   enforce a mechanic's lien against real property or a public improvement,   may  at  any time up to and including the day preceding the day on which   the trial of such action is commenced, make application upon  notice  to   the  plaintiff  or  his  attorney  in  such  action,  to be made a party   therein. Upon good cause shown, the court must order such lienor  to  be   brought  in  by amendment. If the application is made by any other party   in said action to make such lienor or other person a  party,  the  court   may  in  its discretion direct such lienor or other person to be brought   in by like amendment. The order to be entered on such application  shall   provide  the  time  for  and  manner  of  serving  the  pleading of such   additional lienor or other person and shall direct that  the  pleadings,   papers  and  proceedings  of  the  other several parties in such action,   shall be deemed amended, so as not to require the making or  serving  of   papers  other  than  said  order to effectuate such amendment, and shall   further provide that the allegations in the answer  of  such  additional   lienor  or other person shall, for the purposes of the action, be deemed   denied by the other parties therein. The action shall be so conducted by   the court as not to cause substantially any delay in the trial  thereof.   The  bringing  in  of  such  additional  lienor or other person shall be   without prejudice to the proceedings had, and if the action  be  on  the   calendar  of  the  court,  same  shall retain its place on such calendar   without the necessity of serving a new note of issue and new notices  of   trial.
NY Lien L § 63 (2021)
2021 New York Laws LIE - Lien Article 3 - Enforcement of Liens on Real Property 63 - Service of Answer on State or Public Corporation.

§  63.  Service of answer on state or public corporation. In an action   to foreclose a lien for a public improvement each defendant named in the   original summons shall within  forty  days  after  the  service  of  the   complaint  on  him serve upon the state or public corporation, a copy of   his answer When the city of New York is a party such  service  shall  be   made on the corporation counsel.
NY Lien L § 64 (2021)
2021 New York Laws LIE - Lien Article 3 - Enforcement of Liens on Real Property 64 - Award of Personal Judgment by Court or Referee.

§  64.  Award  of  personal  judgment  by court or referee. A court or   referee in any action heretofore or hereafter brought may  at  any  time   award  a  money  judgment in favor of any party. This shall not preclude   the rendition of other judgments in the  action.  Any  payment  made  on   account  of either judgment in favor of a party shall be credited on the   other judgment.
NY Lien L § 72 (2021)
2021 New York Laws LIE - Lien Article 3-A - Definition and Enforcement of Trusts 72 - Diversion of Trust Funds.

§  72. Diversion of trust funds. 1. Any transaction by which any trust asset is paid, transferred or applied  for  any  purpose  other  than  a purpose  of the trust as stated in subdivision one or subdivision two of section seventy-one, before payment or discharge  of  all  trust  claims with  respect  to  the trust, is a diversion of trust assets, whether or not there are trust claims in existence at the time of the  transaction, and  if  the  diversion occurs by the voluntary act of the trustee or by his consent such act or consent is a breach of trust.   Nothing in this article affects the rights of a holder in  due  course of a negotiable instrument or of a purchaser in good faith for value and without notice that a transfer to him is a diversion of trust assets.   2.  Trust  assets shall not be levied upon or subject to a restraining notice issued pursuant to section fifty-two hundred  twenty-two  of  the civil practice law and rules as the individual property of the trustee.   3.  In  any  action or proceeding in which it is sought to apply trust assets for a purpose other than a purpose of  the  trust  as  stated  in subdivision one or subdivision two of section seventy-one  (a)  it  shall be the duty of the trustee, if he is a party, to defend the trust against such application, and if he knows  of  the  action  or proceeding  but  is  not  a  party, to make application for intervention therein for the purpose of defending the trust;  (b) any beneficiary of the trust having a trust claim may intervene in the action or proceeding to defend the trust against such application.
NY Lien L § 74 (2021)
2021 New York Laws LIE - Lien Article 3-A - Definition and Enforcement of Trusts 74 - Authority of Trustee in Administering Trust Funds.

§ 74. Authority of trustee in administering trust funds. 1. Subject to   subdivisions two and three of this section, the trustee is authorized to   determine  the  order  and  manner of payment of any trust claims and to   apply any trust asset to any purpose of the trust.2. The authority  of  the  trustee  provided  in  this  section  shall   terminate  with  respect  to  any  trust assets as to which an order for   distribution is made as provided in section seventy-seven and before the   making of an order for distribution may  be  terminated  or  limited  by   order   of   the   court   pursuant  to  subdivision  three  of  section   seventy-seven.3. This section does not limit the effect of any proceeding  or  order   therein  by  which  jurisdiction of the trust assets, or any of them, is   vested in a court or by which a particular application of any  asset  or   of all trust assets is enforced or directed.
NY Lien L § 78 (2021)
2021 New York Laws LIE - Lien Article 3-A - Definition and Enforcement of Trusts 78 - Relief After Judgment on Obligation Constituting Trust Claim.

§ 78. Relief after judgment on obligation constituting trust claim. If a  trust beneficiary shall recover judgment against the trustee upon the obligation constituting the trust claim: (except in the enforcement of a lien as provided in articles two and three of this chapter)  (a) execution upon the judgment shall not be  levied  upon  any  trust asset;  (b)  to  the extent of trust assets affected by proceedings to enforce the judgment, the proceedings shall be deemed to be for the  benefit  of all  trust  beneficiaries  who  would,  at  the  time  the proceeding is instituted, be entitled to maintain an action to enforce the trust,  and the  provisions  of section seventy-seven of this chapter shall apply in any such proceedings.
NY Lien L § 79 (2021)
2021 New York Laws LIE - Lien Article 3-A - Definition and Enforcement of Trusts 79 - Liens Not Affected.

§  79.  Liens  not affected. Nothing in this article shall prevent the   enforcement of any lien as provided in articles two and  three  of  this   chapter  and  neither  such  lien nor any satisfaction obtained thereby,   shall  be  deemed  a  diversion  of  trust  assets  or  an  unauthorized   preference.  For  the  purposes  of  determining  the share of any trust   beneficiary upon any distribution in an action to enforce the trust, the   trust claim of a trust beneficiary shall not be reduced by reason of any   lien to which he is entitled or by reason of any rights under  any  bond   to which he is entitled by reason of his lien.
NY Lien L § 80 (2021)
2021 New York Laws LIE - Lien Article 4 - Liens on Vessels and Enforcement Thereof 80 - Liens on Vessels.

§  80.  Liens  on  vessels. A debt which is not a lien by the maritime   law, and which amounts to fifty dollars or upwards, on  a  sea-going  or   ocean-bound  vessel,  or  fifteen dollars or upwards on any other vessel   shall be a lien upon such vessel, her tackle, apparel and furniture, and   shall be preferred to all other liens thereon, except  mariners'  wages,   if  such  debt is contracted by the master, owner, charterer, builder or   consignee of such ship or vessel, or by the agent  of  either  of  them,   within this state, for either of the following purposes:1. For work done or material or other articles furnished in this state   for or towards the building, repairing, fitting, furnishing or equipping   of such vessel.2. For such provisions and stores, furnished within this state, as are   fit  and  proper  for the use of such vessel, at the time when they were   furnished.3. For wharfing and the expense of keeping such vessel  in  port,  and   for the expense of employing persons to watch her.4.  For  loading or unloading such vessel, or for the advances made to   procure necessaries therefor, or for the insurance thereof.5. For towing or piloting such vessel, or for the insurance or premium   of insurance of or on such vessel or her freight; but no lien exists for   a debt contracted for any purpose specified in this subdivision,  unless   it amounts to the sum of twenty-five dollars or more.
NY Lien L § 81 (2021)
2021 New York Laws LIE - Lien Article 4 - Liens on Vessels and Enforcement Thereof 81 - Lien on Vessel Causing Damage.

§  81.  Lien  on  vessel  causing  damage.  When  a  vessel shall have   sustained damage by any other vessel through the  negligence  or  wilful   misconduct  of the person navigating such vessel, to the extent of fifty   dollars, the owner of the damaged vessel shall have  a  lien,  unless  a   lien  is  given  therefor  by  maritime law, upon the vessel causing the   damage, her tackle, apparel and furniture, to the extent of such damage,   which shall be deemed a debt for the purposes of this article,  and  the   master, owner, agent or consignee of the damaged vessel may enforce such   lien  in  like  manner  and  with  like effect as in case of other liens   created by this article; but a notice of the lien must be filed  in  the   office of the clerk of the county in which such damage is sustained, and   proceedings  to enforce the lien must be commenced within ten days after   the damage has been done, or such damage shall cease to be a  lien  upon   such  vessel.  But if such damage is sustained in either of the counties   of New York, Kings or Queens such notice shall be filed in the office of   the clerk of the city and county of New York.
NY Lien L § 82 (2021)
2021 New York Laws LIE - Lien Article 4 - Liens on Vessels and Enforcement Thereof 82 - Notice of Lien, When to Be Filed.

§  82.  Notice  of  lien,  when  to  be filed. Every debt specified in   section eighty shall cease to be a lien  upon  such  vessel  unless  the   lienor  shall,  within ninety days after the debt becomes due, except as   hereinafter provided, file a notice of lien, containing the name of  the   vessel, the name of the owner, if known, the particulars of the debt and   a  statement  of  the  amount  claimed  to  be due from such vessel, and   verified by the lienor, his legal representative, agent or assignee,  to   be  true  and  correct.  If the debt is based upon a written contract, a   copy of such contract shall be attached to such notice. The notice shall   be filed in the office of the clerk of the county in which the  debt  is   contracted. But if the debt was contracted in the city of New York, such   notice  shall  be  filed in the office of the clerk of the county of New   York. Whenever any debt specified in section eighty is contracted by the   master, owner, charterer, builder or consignee of  any  ship  or  vessel   navigating  the  western  and northwestern lakes, or any of them, or the   river Saint Lawrence, or by the agent of such master, owner,  charterer,   builder  or  consignee, such debt shall not cease to be a lien upon such   ship or vessel if the person to whom such debt may be  owing  shall,  by   the first Tuesday of February next succeeding the time such debt becomes   due  cause  to  be  drawn up, verified and filed, specifications of such   debt  in  the  form  and  comprising  the  statements  in  this  section   prescribed.
NY Lien L § 83 (2021)
2021 New York Laws LIE - Lien Article 4 - Liens on Vessels and Enforcement Thereof 83 - Duration of Lien.

§  83.  Duration  of  lien.  Every  lien for a debt shall cease if the   vessel navigates the western or northwestern lakes, or either  of  them,   or  the  Saint Lawrence river, at the expiration of six months after the   first of January next succeeding the time when the debt was  contracted,   and  in  case  of  any  other vessel, at the expiration of twelve months   after the debt was contracted. If,  upon  the  expiration  of  the  time   herein limited in either of such cases, such vessel shall be absent from   the port at which the debt was contracted, the lien shall continue until   the  expiration  of  thirty days after the return of such vessel to such   port.  If proceedings are instituted for the  enforcement  of  the  lien   within  the  time  herein  limited,  such  lien shall continue until the   termination of such proceedings.