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2023 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.
2023 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.
2023 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.
2023 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.
2023 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.
2023 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.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 4 - Liens on Vessels and Enforcement Thereof › 84 - Assignment of Lien.

§  84.  Assignment  of  lien. A lien, a notice of which has been filed
  pursuant to the provisions of this article, may be assigned by a written
  instrument duly acknowledged and filed  in  the  same  place  where  the
  notice of the lien was filed. The assignment shall specify the debt upon
  which  the lien is founded, the date of the filing of the notice thereof
  and the assignee. Such assignment and the name of the assignee shall  be
  entered by the clerk opposite the original entry of such lien, and after
  the  filing  of  such  assignment,  but  not otherwise, the assignee may
  enforce the lien in like manner as the assignor could have done.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 4 - Liens on Vessels and Enforcement Thereof › 85 - Enforcement of Lien.

§  85.  Enforcement  of  lien.  If  a  lien, created by virtue of this
  article, is founded upon a maritime contract, it can be enforced only by
  proceedings in the courts of the United States, and in any  other  case,
  in  the  courts of this state, in the manner prescribed in the following
  sections of this article.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 4 - Liens on Vessels and Enforcement Thereof › 86 - Application for Warrant.

§  86.  Application  for  warrant.  The  lienor  may  make  a  written
  application to a justice of the  supreme  court,  at  chambers,  in  the
  judicial  district  in which the lienor resides or in a county adjoining
  such district, for a warrant to enforce  a  lien  on  a  vessel  and  to
  collect the amount thereof.
The application shall specify:
1.  By whom and when such debt was contracted and for what vessel; and
  the name and residence of the owner of the vessel, if known.
2. The items composing the debt and the amount claimed.
3. That the debt is justly  due  the  applicant  over  and  above  all
  payments and just deductions.
4.  Any  assignment or transfer of the debt which may have taken place
  since it was contracted.
5. When and where the notice of lien was filed.
The application shall be verified in the same manner as a pleading  in
  a court of record.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 4 - Liens on Vessels and Enforcement Thereof › 87 - Undertaking to Accompany Application.

§  87. Undertaking to accompany application. Such application shall be
  accompanied by an undertaking  in  the  sum  of  at  least  one  hundred
  dollars,  to  be approved by such justice and filed in the office of the
  clerk of the county where the notice of lien is filed, with at least one
  surety, who shall be a resident and freeholder within the state, to  the
  effect  that  if  it  is  finally  adjudged  that  the applicant was not
  entitled to the warrant, he will pay all  costs  which  may  be  awarded
  against  him, not exceeding the amount specified in the undertaking, and
  any damages sustained by reason of the seizure of the vessel under  such
  warrant, not to exceed fifty dollars.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 4 - Liens on Vessels and Enforcement Thereof › 88 - Warrant; Execution Thereof.

§  88. Warrant; execution thereof. Thereupon, such justice shall issue
  a warrant to the sheriff of the county where such  vessel  may  be,  or,
  generally  to  the  sheriff  of any county, specifying the amount of the
  claim, and the names of the persons making the claim and commanding  him
  to  seize  and  safely keep such ship or vessel, her tackle, apparel and
  furniture, to satisfy such claim, if established to be a lien  upon  the
  vessel  according  to law, and within ten days after the seizure to make
  return of his proceedings under the warrant to such justice. The sheriff
  shall forthwith execute such warrant, and keep the vessel,  her  tackle,
  apparel  and furniture to be disposed of according to law. In his return
  the sheriff shall state also whether he has seized such vessel by virtue
  of any other warrant, and if so, in whose behalf and for what  sum  such
  warrant was issued and the time of its receipt by him.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 4 - Liens on Vessels and Enforcement Thereof › 89 - Order to Show Cause; Contents; Service.

§  89.  Order to show cause; contents; service. At the time of issuing
  such warrant the justice shall grant an order to  show  cause,  why  the
  vessel  seized  by  virtue of such warrant should not be sold to satisfy
  the lien specified in the application. Such order  shall  be  returnable
  not  less than eight days after the service thereof, as required in this
  section, before the justice and at the time and place mentioned therein.
  It shall be directed to the master or other  person  in  charge  of  the
  vessel  seized  and to the owner and consignee thereof, if known. A copy
  of such order and the  application  for  the  warrant  shall  be  served
  personally  upon  the master or other person in charge of such vessel at
  the time of the execution of such warrant; and personally upon the owner
  and consignee of such vessel if a resident of the state,  or  if  not  a
  resident  of  the state, by mail addressed to such owner or consignee at
  his last known place of residence, within ten days after  the  execution
  of such warrant.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 4 - Liens on Vessels and Enforcement Thereof › 90 - Notice of Issuance of Warrant to Be Published and Served.

§ 90. Notice of issuance of warrant to be published and served. Within
  three  days  after the issue of the warrant, the applicant shall cause a
  notice to be published once in each week for two consecutive weeks, in a
  newspaper published in the county where the vessel was  seized,  stating
  the  issuance  of the warrant, the date thereof, the amount of the claim
  specified therein, the name of the applicant, and the time and place  of
  the  return  of  the  order  to show cause granted as prescribed in this
  article.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 4 - Liens on Vessels and Enforcement Thereof › 91 - Proceedings Upon Return of Order to Show Cause; Trial of Issue.

§  91. Proceedings upon return of order to show cause; trial of issue.
  At the time and place mentioned in the order to show cause,  the  master
  or other person in charge of such vessel, the owner or consignee thereof
  or  any other person interested therein, may apply and contest the claim
  of the lienor as contained in the application for a warrant,  by  filing
  with  the  justice  an  affidavit  controverting any material allegation
  contained in the notice of lien or the application of  the  lienor.  The
  issue so raised shall be tried as are other issues in a court of record,
  without  a  jury,  before the justice granting the order at a time to be
  fixed by him, or they may be referred by him to a referee, to  be  heard
  and determined.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 4 - Liens on Vessels and Enforcement Thereof › 92 - Order of Sale, When Made.

§ 92. Order of sale, when made. 1. An order may be made by the justice
  before  whom the order to show cause was returnable, for the sale of the
  vessel, her tackle, apparel and furniture, in the following cases:
a. In case the master, owner, consignee or other person interested  in
  the  vessel does not appear upon the return day and contest the claim of
  the lienor, and proof is made of the service of the order to show  cause
  and the application and of the publication of the notice and the service
  thereof,  as  required  in  this  article  and  due proof is made of the
  validity and amount of such claim;
b. In case a trial is had of the issues raised, and it  is  determined
  that the lien is valid and the amount claimed by the lienor or some part
  thereof is due.
2.  Such  order shall direct the sheriff who seized the vessel to sell
  the same and her tackle, apparel and furniture,  to  satisfy  the  liens
  established  on  the hearing, and pay the costs and expenses necessarily
  incurred in the proceedings as prescribed in this article. The rights of
  secured parties whose security interests have been perfected  by  filing
  according  to law, prior to the filing of the notice of lien, on account
  of which the order of sale is granted, shall not be affected by the sale
  of such vessel pursuant to such order.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 4 - Liens on Vessels and Enforcement Thereof › 93 - Sale and Proceeds.

§  93.  Sale  and  proceeds.  Within ten days after the receipt of the
  order of sale, the sheriff, unless the order be sooner  vacated  or  the
  lien  discharged,  shall sell the vessel seized, her tackle, apparel and
  furniture, upon notice, and in the manner prescribed by law for the sale
  of personal property upon execution issued out of a court of record.  He
  shall  make  a  return  to  the  justice  granting  the  order,  of  his
  proceedings thereunder, and shall, after deducting his fees and expenses
  in seizing, preserving, watching and selling the vessel, pay into  court
  the remaining proceeds of the sale.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 4 - Liens on Vessels and Enforcement Thereof › 94 - Notice of the Distribution of the Proceeds of Sale.

§  94. Notice of the distribution of the proceeds of sale. The justice
  granting the order of sale, upon receiving such proceeds, shall order  a
  notice  to  be  published  once a week for three successive weeks in the
  same newspaper in which the notice of seizure was  published,  requiring
  all  persons  having  liens  upon the vessel under this article, and the
  master, owner,  agent  or  consignee  thereof,  and  all  other  persons
  interested therein, to appear before him, or a referee appointed by him,
  at the time and place specified in such notice, not less than thirty nor
  more  than  forty  days  from  the first publication thereof to attend a
  distribution of such proceeds. Such justice may  appoint  a  referee  to
  make such distribution.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 4 - Liens on Vessels and Enforcement Thereof › 95 - Liens for Which No Warrants Are Issued.

§  95. Liens for which no warrants are issued. A person who has a lien
  under this  article  against  the  vessel  so  sold,  and  has  made  no
  application  for  a  warrant  thereon,  may present to and file with the
  justice or referee at the time and place  specified  in  the  notice  of
  distribution  of  such  proceeds,  a verified statement of the facts and
  allegations required to be stated in the application for a warrant.  And
  thereupon  such  lien  shall be determined, with the same effect as if a
  warrant had been issued to enforce such lien.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 4 - Liens on Vessels and Enforcement Thereof › 96 - Contested Claims.

§  96.  Contested claims. The master, owner, agent or consignee of the
  vessel, or any person having an interest in the  proceeds  before  final
  distribution  thereof,  may contest any claim made against the vessel or
  its proceeds, by filing with such justice a written answer, verified  as
  a  pleading  in  a court of record, designating the claims contested and
  controverting any material allegation of the notice of lien, application
  for a warrant or statement of lien, and setting up any other  matter  in
  defense  thereto. A copy of such answer shall be served within five days
  from such filing, upon the person  whose  claim  is  contested,  or  his
  attorney.
If  the answer does not contain any matter of defense to the claim, it
  may be stricken out on motion of any person who has filed  a  notice  of
  lien against the vessel.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 4 - Liens on Vessels and Enforcement Thereof › 97 - Trial of Issues and Appeal.

§ 97. Trial of issues and appeal. The issues raised by any such answer
  shall  be  tried  in  the  same manner as issues are tried in a court of
  record without a jury, before such justice at a time  and  place  to  be
  fixed  by  him, or they may be referred by such justice to a referee, to
  hear and determine. An appeal may be taken from  the  decision  of  such
  justice  or  referee  as in a civil action in a court of record. On such
  appeal the decision upon  the  law  and  the  facts,  may  be  reversed,
  modified,  or a new trial ordered. Costs, upon appeal, shall be allowed,
  as in the case of an appeal from a judgment in a court  of  record,  and
  judgment may be rendered therefor.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 4 - Liens on Vessels and Enforcement Thereof › 98 - Distribution of Proceeds.

§  98.  Distribution  of  proceeds.  Upon the determination of all the
  claims presented,  the  justice  or  referee  shall  make  an  order  of
  distribution  of the proceeds. The order shall direct the payment of the
  claims found to be subsisting liens upon such vessel or  proceeds,  with
  all  costs,  expenses  and  allowances,  in the order of the priority of
  filing the notices of such liens, as  provided  in  this  article.  Such
  costs,  expenses  and  allowances  shall  be  in  the  discretion of the
  justice, except as otherwise provided in this article.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 4 - Liens on Vessels and Enforcement Thereof › 99 - Payment of Uncontested Claims.

§  99. Payment of uncontested claims. Any uncontested claims, entitled
  to priority of payment over the claims which are  contested,  shall,  on
  motion  of  the  parties interested, be paid with costs, in the order of
  their respective priorities, without awaiting the determination of  such
  contest.  If  at any time it is made to appear that after the payment of
  all prior uncontested claims  and  their  respective  costs,  and  after
  deducting  an  amount  sufficient  to pay all prior contested claims and
  costs, that there remains  a  surplus  of  proceeds  applicable  to  the
  payment  of any subsequent uncontested claims, such claims may on notice
  to all the parties interested be paid out of  the  surplus  with  costs,
  without awaiting the determination of such contest.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 4 - Liens on Vessels and Enforcement Thereof › 100 - Distribution of Surplus.

§  100.  Distribution  of  surplus.  If  upon  payment  of  all claims
  established as liens against the vessel from the proceeds of its sale, a
  surplus remains, it may be distributed  by  the  court  to  the  persons
  entitled thereto, after a hearing and the publication of a notice by the
  applicants  for  the  same  time and in the same manner as the notice of
  seizure is required by this article to be published. Such  notice  shall
  specify  the  amount  of  the surplus proceeds, the names of the persons
  applying therefor, the name of the vessel from the  sale  of  which  the
  same arose, the date of the sale and the time and place when the hearing
  will be held and the distribution of the surplus made.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 4 - Liens on Vessels and Enforcement Thereof › 101 - Application for a Discharge of Warrant.

§  101.  Application for a discharge of warrant. The owner, consignee,
  agent or master of any  vessel  so  seized,  or  any  person  interested
  therein,  may  at  any  time  before  the  sale of the vessel under this
  article, apply in person or by  attorney  to  the  justice  issuing  the
  warrant, on at least one day's notice to the lienor or his attorney, for
  an  order  discharging  the same on giving an undertaking therefor. Such
  notice shall specify the  names,  places  of  residence  and  places  of
  business of the proposed sureties upon such undertaking.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 4 - Liens on Vessels and Enforcement Thereof › 102 - Undertaking to Accompany Application for Discharge.

§  102.  Undertaking  to  accompany  application  for  discharge.  The
  application shall  be  accompanied  by  an  undertaking  to  the  lienor
  executed  by  at  least  two sureties in a sum at least twice the amount
  specified in the warrant, to the  effect  that  the  person  making  the
  application  for  the discharge of the vessel will pay the amount of all
  claims and demands which shall be established to be due to the person in
  whose behalf the warrant was issued, and to have been a subsisting  lien
  on  the  vessel  at  the  time  of its issue. The undertaking when found
  sufficient, must be approved by the justice to whom the  application  is
  made  as  to the sufficiency of the sureties, and the lienor may examine
  the sureties as to their sufficiency at such time and places as  may  be
  fixed by such justice.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 4 - Liens on Vessels and Enforcement Thereof › 103 - Discharge of Warrant.

§  103.  Discharge  of  warrant. When such undertaking shall have been
  executed, approved and delivered to the lienor and the taxed fees of the
  sheriff upon the seizure and detention of the vessel have been paid, the
  justice shall make an order discharging  the  warrant,  and  no  further
  proceedings  against  the  vessel seized shall be had under this article
  founded upon any demand secured by such undertaking.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 4 - Liens on Vessels and Enforcement Thereof › 104 - Action on Undertaking.

§  104.  Action  on  undertaking. The undertaking may be prosecuted by
  action in any court having jurisdiction  thereof,  at  any  time  within
  three  months  after its delivery, but not afterward. If, in such action
  it is found that any sum is due the plaintiff  which  was  a  subsisting
  lien  upon  the  vessel  at  the  time the notice of lien was filed, the
  plaintiff shall have judgment for the recovery  of  the  same  with  the
  costs  and  disbursements of the action and the costs of the proceedings
  for the seizing of the vessel and shall have execution therefor.  If  it
  is  found  in  such  action that no such lien existed, judgment shall be
  rendered against the plaintiff for the costs and  disbursements  of  the
  action  and  the costs of the proceedings, including the amount paid the
  sheriff in the discharge of the vessel from the warrant.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 4 - Liens on Vessels and Enforcement Thereof › 105 - Costs of Proceedings.

§  105. Costs of proceedings. The costs of the proceedings in addition
  to the disbursements shall be: For filing notice of lien,  two  dollars.
  For applying for and procuring a warrant if the lien is fifty dollars or
  under,  ten  dollars;  if the lien exceeds fifty dollars and is not more
  than two hundred and fifty dollars, twenty dollars; if the lien  exceeds
  two  hundred  and  fifty  dollars,  and  is  not  more than one thousand
  dollars, thirty dollars; if the lien exceeds one thousand dollars, forty
  dollars. For attending proceedings upon the discharge of the warrant  on
  the execution of an undertaking, ten dollars.
The sheriff shall be entitled in any such proceedings to the following
  fees  and  expenses:  For serving warrant, one dollar. For return of the
  same, one dollar. The necessary sums paid by  him  for  the  expense  of
  keeping the vessel in custody, not exceeding two dollars and fifty cents
  for  each  day.  The sheriff shall not receive any other or greater sums
  for any service rendered by him in any proceeding  under  this  article,
  nor  shall he be allowed expense of custody of the vessel upon more than
  one warrant at the same time. All costs, disbursements and fees shall be
  verified by affidavit and adjusted by the justices issuing the warrant.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 4 - Liens on Vessels and Enforcement Thereof › 106 - Sheriff Must Return Warrant.

§  106.  Sheriff  must return warrant. A sheriff to whom a warrant may
  have been delivered pursuant to the provisions of this article,  may  be
  compelled  by  an  order  made by the justice issuing it, to return such
  warrant with his proceedings thereon and pay over moneys in  his  hands,
  and  to  take any necessary steps for the safety of the vessel, pursuant
  to any order for that purpose. Obedience to such order may  be  enforced
  by  attachment  against  the  sheriff  on  the application of any person
  interested therein.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 4 - Liens on Vessels and Enforcement Thereof › 107 - Discharge of Lien Before Issue of Warrant.

§  107.  Discharge of lien before issue of warrant. When any notice of
  lien shall have been filed under this article and no  warrant  has  been
  issued  to  enforce  the  same, any person interested in the vessel, may
  apply to any justice of the supreme court for  leave  to  discharge  the
  lien  upon giving an undertaking therefor to the lienor. The application
  shall be in writing, and shall state the amount of the lien claimed  and
  the  grounds  of  the  defense  thereto,  and  the  names of the persons
  proposed  as  sureties  on  such  undertaking,  with  their   respective
  residences and places of business. Upon presenting such application with
  proof  that  a copy thereof, with at least five days' notice of the time
  and place of presenting the same, has been served upon the lienor,  such
  justice  may, if no just cause be shown in opposition thereto, authorize
  the execution of such undertaking, which shall be to the same effect  as
  an  undertaking  required  in  this  article  upon  the  application  to
  discharge a warrant, and an  action  may  be  brought  thereon  in  like
  manner. At the time of the presentation of such application the sureties
  proposed  in  such  undertaking  shall justify before such justice. When
  such undertaking has been executed and  approved  by  such  justice  and
  delivered  to  the  lienor, the justice shall direct the clerk with whom
  the notice of lien is filed to mark the same as discharged, and it shall
  cease to be a lien upon such vessel.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 5 - Liens on Monuments, Gravestones and Cemetery Structures › 120 - Liens on Monuments, Gravestones and Cemetery Structures.

§  120.  Liens  on  monuments,  gravestones and cemetery structures. A
  person furnishing or placing in a cemetery or burial ground, a monument,
  gravestone, inclosure or other structure, has a  lien  thereon  for  the
  agreed  price  thereof  or the part remaining unpaid, with interest from
  the time the amount was due, upon  filing  with  the  superintendent  or
  person  in charge of such cemetery or burial ground, a notice of lien as
  provided in this article.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 5 - Liens on Monuments, Gravestones and Cemetery Structures › 121 - Notice of Lien.

§  121. Notice of lien. Such notice may be filed at any time after the
  completion of the work, but must be filed  within  one  year  after  the
  agreed  price  for  furnishing  or  placing  such  monument, gravestone,
  inclosure or other structure becomes  due,  and  shall  state  that  the
  lienor  has  a lien on such monument, gravestone, inclosure or structure
  for the purchase price thereof, or some unpaid  part  of  such  purchase
  price,  with  interest, specifying the amount agreed to be paid, and the
  amount  unpaid,  with  a  description  of  such  monument,   gravestone,
  inclosure or other structure, and the location of the plot upon which it
  stands,  and  the  names  of the persons with whom the agreement for the
  purchase and erection of the structure, or for the performance  of  such
  labor  was  made. The notice shall be signed and verified by the lienor.
  The lienor shall, within ten days after the filing of such notice, serve
  a copy personally, or by mail, upon the person with whom  the  agreement
  for  the  purchase  and  erection of such monument, gravestone, or other
  structure, or for the performance of labor thereon was  made,  and  upon
  the  owner  of  the  lot  upon  which such monument, gravestone or other
  structure is erected, if the name and residence of such owner can,  with
  reasonable diligence be ascertained.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 5 - Liens on Monuments, Gravestones and Cemetery Structures › 122 - Proceedings to Enforce Lien.

§  122. Proceedings to enforce lien. After the service of such notice,
  an action to recover the amount of  the  debt  and  to  enforce  a  lien
  therefor  may  be  maintained by the lienor against the person with whom
  the agreement was made, for the purchase and erection of such  monument,
  gravestone, inclosure or other structure or for the performance of labor
  thereon.  If such lienor succeeds in establishing his lien, the judgment
  recovered  may  authorize  him  to  remove  such  monument,  gravestone,
  inclosure  or  other structure from the burial ground or cemetery and to
  sell the same at public auction to satisfy the amount of such  judgment.
  Notice  of the sale shall be published at least ten days before the time
  thereof, in a newspaper published in the town or city where such sale is
  to take place, and if no newspaper is published therein, in a  newspaper
  nearest thereto. Such notice shall state the time and place of the sale,
  and  shall describe the property to be sold. A copy of such notice shall
  be served personally or by mail at least ten days before such sale  upon
  the  persons  served  with  the  notice  of  lien  as  prescribed in the
  preceding section.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 5 - Liens on Monuments, Gravestones and Cemetery Structures › 123 - Disposition of Proceeds of Sale.

§  123.  Disposition of proceeds of sale. The lienor shall, out of the
  proceeds of the sale, pay the expenses thereof, and the expenses of  the
  removal  of such monument, gravestone, inclosure or other structure from
  the cemetery or  burial  ground,  not  exceeding  fifty  dollars,  if  a
  monument,   and  ten  dollars,  if  a  gravestone,  inclosure  or  other
  structure, and retain out of such proceeds,  the  amount  due  upon  the
  judgment  recovered  in the action to enforce the lien, and the residue,
  if any, shall be forthwith paid to the judgment debtor.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 5 - Liens on Monuments, Gravestones and Cemetery Structures › 124 - Duties of Officers of Cemetery Associations.

§ 124. Duties of officers of cemetery associations. The superintendent
  or  other  person  in  charge  of  a cemetery or burial ground shall not
  permit the removal, alteration or inscription of a monument, gravestone,
  inclosure or other structure, against which a  lien  exists,  after  the
  notice  of  such  lien  has  been filed and served as prescribed in this
  article, except pursuant to the terms of  a  judgment  recovered  in  an
  action   brought  to  enforce  such  lien.  No  officer  of  a  cemetery
  association, or other person connected with a cemetery or burial ground,
  shall hinder or obstruct the removal in a  proper  manner  of  any  such
  monument, gravestone, inclosure or other structure pursuant to the terms
  of such judgment.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 6 - Liens for Labor on Stone › 140 - Lien for Labor Performed in Quarrying, Mining, Dressing and Cutting Stone.

§  140.  Lien  for  labor performed in quarrying, mining, dressing and
  cutting stone. A person employed in a quarry,  mine,  yard  or  dock  at
  excavating,  quarrying,  mining, dressing or cutting sandstone, granite,
  cement stone, limestone, bluestone or marble, may have a  lien  on  such
  sandstone,  cement  stone,  granite, limestone, bluestone or marble, for
  the amount due for the labor expended thereon, upon filing a  notice  of
  lien as paragraph two of subsection (a) of section 9--501 of the uniform
  commercial  code  requires  to  perfect  a  security  interest  in  such
  sandstone, cement stone, granite, limestone, bluestone or  marble.  Such
  notice  must  be  filed  within thirty days after the completion of such
  labor and must state the amount due therefor, the name and residence  of
  the lienor, and the name of the person for whom the labor was performed,
  the  quantity  and  description of the sandstone, cement stone, granite,
  bluestone, limestone or marble against which the  claim  is  made.  Such
  notice  of lien shall be marked, filed and indexed by the filing officer
  in the same manner as a financing statement, and the same fees shall  be
  charged therefor. A copy of the notice so filed shall be served upon the
  owner  of such sandstone, cement stone, granite, limestone, bluestone or
  marble or upon the person in charge of the quarry, mine, yards or  docks
  wherein  such  services were performed within five days after the filing
  thereof.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 6 - Liens for Labor on Stone › 141 - Duration and Effect of Lien.

§  141.  Duration and effect of lien. Such lien shall terminate unless
  an action is brought to enforce the same within three months  after  the
  date  of  filing  such  notice,  as  provided  in  article  nine for the
  enforcement of a lien upon a chattel. If the labor upon such  sandstone,
  cement stone, granite, bluestone, limestone or marble is performed for a
  contractor under a contract with the owner of such quarry, mine, yard or
  dock,  the  owner  shall not be liable to pay by reason of all the liens
  filed against such quarry, mine, yard or dock, a greater  sum  than  the
  amount  unpaid upon such contract at the time of filing such notices, or
  in case there is no contract, than the aggregate amount  unpaid  of  the
  value  of  labor  and  services  performed,  pursuant  to  the preceding
  section. The lien created by  this  article  shall  not  attach  to  any
  material which shall have become a part of any building or structure, or
  ceased  to  be  the  property  of  the  person  for  whom such labor was
  performed.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 6 - Liens for Labor on Stone › 142 - Discharge of Lien.

§  142. Discharge of lien. Such lien may be discharged by a payment of
  the amount due thereon, by a failure to bring an action to  enforce  the
  same within the time prescribed in the preceding section, by the written
  consent  of  the  lienor,  duly  acknowledged  and filed with the proper
  officer to the effect that such lien may be discharged, and by the owner
  of such sandstone, cement stone, granite, bluestone, limestone or marble
  filing with such officer an undertaking in an amount equal to twice  the
  sum  specified  in  the notice of lien, executed by one or more sureties
  who shall justify in such amount and approved by the officer  with  whom
  the  notice of lien is filed, conditioned for the payment of the sum due
  such lienor, by reason of such  lien,  and  the  cost  and  expenses  of
  enforcing the same.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 6-A - Mold Liens › 150 - Definitions.

§  150.  Definitions.  For  the purposes of this article the following
  terms shall have the following meanings:
1. "Customer" means any individual or entity who causes  a  molder  to
  fabricate,  cast  or otherwise make a die, mold, form, or pattern or who
  provides a molder with a die, mold, form,  or  pattern  to  manufacture,
  assemble,  cast, fabricate or otherwise make a product or products for a
  customer.
2. "Molder" means any individual or entity who  fabricates,  casts  or
  otherwise makes or uses a die, mold, form, or pattern for the purpose of
  manufacturing,  assembling,  casting, fabricating, or otherwise making a
  product or products for a customer. A  "molder"  includes,  but  is  not
  limited to, a tool or die maker.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 6-A - Mold Liens › 151 - Creation of a Lien.

§  151.  Creation  of  a lien. Molders shall have a lien, dependent on
  possession, on all  dies,  molds,  forms  or  patterns  in  their  hands
  belonging to a customer, for the balance due them from such customer for
  any  manufacturing or fabrication work, and in the value of all material
  related to such work.  Such  lien  shall  not  have  priority  over  any
  security interest in the die, mold, form or pattern that is perfected at
  the  time the molder acquires the lien. The molder may retain possession
  of the die, mold, form or pattern until the charges are paid.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 6-A - Mold Liens › 152 - Enforcement.

§  152.  Enforcement.  Before  enforcing  such lien, notice in writing
  shall be given to the  customer,  and  to  the  holder  of  a  perfected
  security interest either delivered personally or sent by registered mail
  to  the  last-known  address  of  the  customer or holder of a perfected
  security interest. This notice shall state that a lien  is  claimed  for
  the  damages  set forth in or attached to such writing for manufacturing
  or fabrication work contracted and performed for the customer. Notice to
  the customer shall also include a demand for payment.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 6-A - Mold Liens › 153 - Period of Cure.

§  153. Period of cure. If the molder has not been paid the amount due
  within sixty days after the notice has been received by the customer  as
  provided  in  section  one hundred fifty-two of this article, the molder
  may sell the die, mold, form or pattern at a public auction.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 6-A - Mold Liens › 154 - Sale Procedure for Mold Lien Property.

§  154.  Sale procedure for mold lien property. 1. Before a molder may
sell the die, mold, form or pattern the molder shall notify the customer
and the holder of a perfected  security  interest  by  registered  mail,
return  receipt  requested.  This  notice  shall  include  the following
information:
(a) The molder's intention to sell the  die,  mold,  form  or  pattern
thirty days after the customer's receipt of the notice.
(b) A description of the die, mold, form or pattern to be sold.
(c) The time and place of the sale.
(d) An itemized statement for the amount due.
(e)  The  notice  shall  state  that if a customer disputes the amount
claimed under the lien, the customer is entitled to bring  a  proceeding
hereunder  within  ten  days  of  the  service  of the notice of sale to
establish the amount of the lien. The proceeding may be brought  in  any
court which would have jurisdiction to render a judgment for a sum equal
to the amount of the lien.
2.  If  there  is not a return of the receipt of the mailing or if the
postal service returns the notice as being  nondeliverable,  the  molder
shall  publish  notice  of the molder's intention to sell the die, mold,
form or pattern in a newspaper of general circulation in the  customer's
last  known place of business. The notice shall include a description of
the die, mold, form or pattern.
3. If the sale is for a sum greater than the amount of the  lien,  the
excess  shall be paid to any other lienholder known to the molder at the
time of the sale and any remainder to the customer,  if  the  customer's
address is known, or the state treasurer for deposit in the general fund
if  the  customer's  address is unknown to the molder at the time of the
sale.
4. A sale shall not be made under  this  section  if  it  would  be  a
violation of any right of the customer under federal patent or copyright
law.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 7 - Liens for Service of Stallions or Bulls › 160 - Lien on Mare and Foal, or on Cow and Calf.

§  160.  Lien  on mare and foal, or on cow and calf. On complying with
  the provisions of this article, the owner of a stallion  or  bull  shall
  have a lien on each mare or cow served together with the foal or calf of
  such mare or cow from such service, for the amount agreed on at the time
  of service, or if no agreement was made, for the amount specified in the
  statement  hereinafter  required  to  be  filed, if within twenty months
  after such service he files a  notice  of  such  lien  with  the  proper
  officers  and  in  the  same manner as is required to perfect a security
  interest under paragraph two of subsection (a) of section 9--501 of  the
  uniform  commercial  code.  Such  notice  of  lien  shall be in writing,
  specifying the person against whom the claim is made, the amount of  the
  same  and  a description of the property upon which the lien is claimed,
  and such lien shall terminate at the end of  eighteen  months  from  the
  date  of such filing, unless within that time an action is commenced for
  the enforcement thereof, as provided in sections two hundred six to  two
  hundred  ten,  both inclusive, of this chapter, for the foreclosure of a
  lien on chattels.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 7 - Liens for Service of Stallions or Bulls › 162 - Copy of Statement and Certificate to Be Posted.

§  162.  Copy  of  statement  and certificate to be posted. The person
  having the custody and control of such stallion or bull,  shall  post  a
  written  or  printed  copy  of  such  statement  and  certificate  in  a
  conspicuous place in each locality in which said  stallion  or  bull  is
  kept for service.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 7 - Liens for Service of Stallions or Bulls › 163 - Penalty.

§ 163. Penalty. A person who neglects or refuses to file and post such
  statement as required in this article, or falsely states the pedigree of
  such  stallion  or  bull  in  such  statement, forfeits all fees for the
  services of such stallion or bull and is liable to a person deceived  or
  defrauded thereby for the damages sustained.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 8 - Other Liens on Personal Property › 180 - Artisans' Lien on Personal Property.

§  180.  Artisans'  lien  on  personal  property.  A person who makes,
  alters,  repairs  or  performs  work  or  services  of  any  nature  and
  description  upon,  or  in  any  way enhances the value of an article of
  personal property, at the request or with the consent of the owner,  has
  a  lien  on  such article, while lawfully in possession thereof, for his
  reasonable charges for the work done and materials  furnished,  and  may
  retain possession thereof until such charges are paid.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 8 - Other Liens on Personal Property › 183 - Lien of Bailee of Animals.

§  183.  Lien of bailee of animals. Any veterinarian, duly licensed to
  practice under the laws of this  state,  who  in  connection  with  such
  practice renders professional services in the treatment of any dog, cat,
  or other domestic animal or boards any such animal on his premises, or a
  person  keeping  a  livery  stable,  or  boarding stable for animals, or
  pasturing or  boarding  one  or  more  animals,  or  who  in  connection
  therewith  keeps  or stores any wagon, truck, cart, carriage, vehicle or
  harness, has a lien dependent upon the possession upon each dog, cat  or
  other  animal  kept,  pastured  or  boarded  by him, and upon any wagon,
  truck, cart, carriage, vehicle or harness, of any kind  or  description,
  stored or kept provided an express or implied agreement is made with the
  owners   thereof,  whether  such  owner  be  a  mortgagor  remaining  in
  possession or otherwise, for  the  sum  due  him  for  the  professional
  service rendered, care, keeping, boarding or pasturing of the animal, or
  for  the keeping or storing of any wagon, truck, cart, carriage, vehicle
  and harness, under the agreement, and may detain the dog, cat  or  other
  animal or wagon, truck, cart, carriage, vehicle and harness accordingly,
  until such sum is paid.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 8 - Other Liens on Personal Property › 185 - Lien of Manufacturers and Throwsters of Silk Goods.

§ 185. Lien of manufacturers and throwsters of silk goods. All persons
  or  corporations  engaged  in the business of manufacturing, spinning or
  throwing silk into yarn or other goods, shall be entitled to a lien upon
  the goods and property of others in their possession for the  amount  of
  any  account  that  may  be  due  them, from the owners of such silk, by
  reason of any work and labor performed, and materials  furnished  in  or
  about  the  manufacturing,  spinning  or  throwing of the same, or other
  goods, of such owner or  owners.  Such  lien  shall  not  be  waived  or
  impaired  by  the  taking of any note or notes for the moneys so due, or
  for the work and labor performed and materials furnished.