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2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 8 - Other Liens on Personal Property › 186 - Lien of Bailees for Hire.

§  186.  Lien  of  bailees for hire. Every person, firm or corporation
  engaged in performing work upon any watch, clock or jewelry for a  price
  shall  have a lien upon any such watch, clock or jewelry upon which such
  person, firm or corporation performs such work for  the  amount  of  any
  account  that may be due for such work. Such lien shall also include the
  value or agreed price, if  any,  of  all  materials  furnished  by  such
  bailees  for  hire  in  connection with such work, whether added to such
  article or articles or otherwise. If such account remain unpaid for  one
  year, after completing such work, such bailees for hire may, upon thirty
  days'  notice  in  writing  to  the  owner specifying the amount due and
  informing him that the payment of such amount within  thirty  days  will
  entitle  him  to redeem such property, sell any such article or articles
  at public or bona fide private sale to satisfy the account. The proceeds
  of the sale, after paying the expenses  thereof,  shall  be  applied  in
  liquidation of the indebtedness secured by such lien and the balance, if
  any, shall be paid over to the owner. Such notice may be served by mail,
  directed  to  the  owner's  last  known address, or, if the owner or his
  address be unknown, it may be posted in two public places in  the  town,
  village  or  city  where  the  property is located. Such notice shall be
  written or printed. Nothing herein contained shall preclude  the  remedy
  of  enforcing  such  lien by action, as provided in article nine of this
  chapter.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 8 - Other Liens on Personal Property › 187 - Liens of Truckmen and Draymen.

§  187.  Liens  of  truckmen  and  draymen.  1.  Every person, firm or
  corporation engaged in carting or trucking property shall  have  a  lien
  upon  such  property  and may retain such portion of the property in his
  possession as will insure to the said truckman or drayman, at  the  sale
  of  such  property  in  the  manner  hereinafter  provided,  a  fair and
  reasonable compensation for the material and labor furnished,  including
  any  moneys  advanced  by  such  bailee for hire in connection with such
  work. Such truckman or drayman shall have such lien and may retain  such
  property only as provided in paragraph two of this section.
2.  If  such  amount remains unpaid for thirty days after demand, such
  bailee for hire may upon fifteen days' notice in writing to  the  owner,
  specifying  the  amount  due  and informing him that the payment of such
  amount within fifteen days will entitle him to redeem such property, and
  if such property is not redeemed, such bailee may sell such property  at
  public  sale  to satisfy the account, including any expense for storage,
  insurance, or otherwise incurred for the protection or  preservation  of
  such  property.  The  proceeds  of  the  sale  after paying the expenses
  thereof shall be applied in liquidation of the indebtedness  secured  by
  such  lien,  and  the  balance, if any, shall be paid over to the owner.
  Such notice shall be served by registered mail directed to  the  owner's
  last  known  postoffice address and by posting in three public places in
  the town, village or city where the property is located. Nothing  herein
  contained  shall  preclude the remedy of enforcing such a lien by action
  as provided in article nine of this chapter.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 8 - Other Liens on Personal Property › 188 - Lien of Motion Picture Film Laboratories.

§ 188. Lien of motion picture film laboratories. All persons, firms or
  corporations engaged in the business of a motion picture film laboratory
  or  in  the  business  of  developing,  titling,  storing, assembling or
  reproducing motion picture film shall have, in  every  case  where  such
  persons or corporations copy, print, reprint, reproduce or in any manner
  prepare,  at  the request, with the consent or with the knowledge of the
  owner or his agent, a positive print or prints  from  a  motion  picture
  negative  film  for  the  owner  thereof,  or  for  a  lessee, licensee,
  mortgagee, conditional vendee or person in possession  thereof,  a  lien
  upon  such  positive  prints  and upon the negative film from which such
  positive print or prints were made,  printed,  reproduced  or  prepared,
  including the distribution and exhibition rights therein of all persons,
  firms  or  corporations  at  whose  request,  or with whose knowledge or
  consent such positive prints were copied, printed, reprinted, reproduced
  or prepared, and upon any and all other negative or positive  prints  or
  films  of  such owner, lessee, licensee, mortgagee or conditional vendee
  in their possession, including the distribution  and  exhibition  rights
  therein,  of  all such persons, firms and corporations aforesaid and may
  retain such negative and positive motion picture films at any time  they
  may  be  lawfully  in  their possession until the payment of any sum due
  from the owner of such negative or positive films or from any  licensee,
  lessee,  mortgagee  or  conditional  vendee  thereof  or from any person
  authorized to contract  for  such  work,  for  the  material  and  labor
  furnished,  including storage charges, insurance, cost of containers and
  money advanced in connection with the developing, printing,  reproducing
  and  preparing  of  such  motion  picture  negative  or  positive films.
  Possession of motion picture film by any person who  shall  deliver  the
  same  to  any motion picture laboratory shall be presumptive evidence of
  the consent of the owner thereof to the performance of  the  work  which
  may  be  done  thereon  or  therefrom by such laboratory. No lien hereby
  granted shall 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
  and moneys furnished.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 9 - Enforcement of Liens on Personal Property › 200 - Sale of Personal Property to Satisfy a Lien.

§  200.  Sale  of  personal property to satisfy a lien. A lien against
  personal property, other than  the  lien  of  a  warehouse  pursuant  to
  section  7--209  of  the  uniform commercial code, the lien of a carrier
  pursuant to section 7--307 of the uniform commercial  code,  a  security
  interest  in goods and the lien of a keeper of a hotel, apartment hotel,
  inn, boarding-house or lodging-house, except an immigrant lodging-house,
  if in the legal possession of the lienor, may be satisfied by  the  sale
  of such property according to the provisions of this article.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 9 - Enforcement of Liens on Personal Property › 201-A - Proceeding to Determine Validity of Liens.

§  201-a.  Proceeding  to determine validity of liens. Within ten days
  after service of the notice of sale, the owner or any person entitled to
  notice pursuant to section two hundred one of this article may  commence
  a  special proceeding to determine the validity of the lien. The special
  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. If the
  owner or any such person shall show that the lienor is not  entitled  to
  claim  a lien in the property, or that all or part of the amount claimed
  by the lienor has not been properly charged to the account of such owner
  or such person, or, as the case may be, that all or part of such  amount
  exceeds  the  fair and reasonable value of the services performed by the
  lienor, the court shall direct the entry of judgment cancelling the lien
  or reducing the amount claimed thereunder  accordingly.  If  the  lienor
  shall  establish  the  validity  of  the  lien, in whole or in part, the
  judgment shall fix the amount thereof, and shall provide that  the  sale
  may  proceed upon the expiration of five days after service of a copy of
  the judgment together with notice of entry thereof  upon  the  owner  or
  such  person,  unless the property is redeemed prior thereto pursuant to
  section two hundred three of this article. If the lien is cancelled, the
  judgment shall provide that, upon service of  a  copy  of  the  judgment
  together with notice of entry thereof upon the lienor, the owner or such
  person shall be entitled to possession of the property.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 9 - Enforcement of Liens on Personal Property › 202-A - Sale of a Security.

§ 202-a. Sale of a security. A description of a security, as such term
  is  defined  in  section  two  hundred two, substantially similar to the
  description specified in said section shall, in the absence of agreement
  to the contrary and unless otherwise  provided  by  statute,  be  deemed
  sufficient  for  the  purposes  of  a notice of sale of such security at
  public auction to satisfy a lien thereon although such sale is not  made
  pursuant  to  the provisions of this article. Nothing in this section or
  in section two hundred two or in section  two  hundred  two-b  shall  be
  construed  to  invalidate any sale of such a security made in accordance
  with the provisions of an applicable agreement.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 9 - Enforcement of Liens on Personal Property › 202-B - Pledgee May Buy at Public Sale.

§  202-b.  Pledgee may buy at public sale. Unless the pledge agreement
  otherwise provides, in all cases  where  a  pledgee  may  lawfully  sell
  pledged  property  and the property is sold at public sale, the pledgee,
  or his assignee or the legal representative of either, may fairly and in
  good faith purchase the pledged property or  any  part  thereof  at  the
  sale.  This  section  does  not  apply  to  a sale of property pawned or
  pledged with a collateral loan broker.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 9 - Enforcement of Liens on Personal Property › 203 - Redemption Before Sale.

§  203. Redemption before sale. At any time before such property is so
  sold, the owner thereof  or  any  person  entitled  to  notice  of  sale
  pursuant  to  section  two  hundred  one  of this article may redeem the
  property by paying to the lienor the amount due on account of the  lien,
  and  whatever legitimate expenses have been incurred at the time of such
  payment in serving the notice and advertising the sale  as  required  in
  this article. Upon making such payment, any of such persons are entitled
  to the possession thereof.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 9 - Enforcement of Liens on Personal Property › 204 - Disposition of Proceeds.

§  204.  Disposition  of  proceeds.  Of the proceeds of such sale, the
  lienor shall retain an amount sufficient to satisfy his  lien,  and  the
  expenses  of  advertisement  and  sale. The balance of such proceeds, if
  any, shall be held by the lienor subject to the demand of the owner,  or
  his  assignee  or legal representative, or any person entitled to notice
  of sale pursuant to section two hundred one of this  article.  A  notice
  that  such balance is so held shall be served personally or by mail upon
  all such persons. If such balance is not claimed by any of such  persons
  within thirty days from the day of sale, such balance shall be deposited
  with  the  treasurer  or  chamberlain  of  the  city  or village, or the
  commissioner of finance in the city of New York, or  the  supervisor  of
  the  town,  where  such  sale  was  held. There shall be filed with such
  deposit, the affidavit of the lienor, stating  the  name  and  place  of
  business  or residence of such persons, if known, the articles sold, the
  prices obtained therefor, that the notice required by this  article  was
  duly  served  and  how  served upon such persons, and that such sale was
  legally and how advertised. There shall also be filed therewith  a  copy
  of  the  notice  or  judgment served upon such persons and the notice of
  sale published or posted as required by this article. The  officer  with
  whom  such  balance  is deposited shall credit the same to such persons,
  and pay the same to such persons on demand and satisfactory evidence  of
  identity.  If such balance remains in the possession of such officer for
  a period of five years, unclaimed by a person legally entitled  thereto,
  it  shall  be  transferred  to the general funds of the town, village or
  city, and be applied and used as other moneys belonging  to  such  town,
  village or city.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 9 - Enforcement of Liens on Personal Property › 205 - Remedy Not Exclusive.

§  205. Remedy not exclusive. The preceding provisions of this article
  do not preclude any other remedy by action or otherwise,  now  existing,
  for  the  enforcement  of  a  lien against personal property, or bar the
  right to recover so much of the  debt  as  shall  not  be  paid  by  the
  proceeds of the sale of the property.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 9 - Enforcement of Liens on Personal Property › 206 - Enforcement by Action; When and in What Courts; Procedure in Action to Foreclose Real Property Mortgage Applicable in Actions to Foreclose a Mortgage

§  206.  Enforcement  by action; when and in what courts; procedure in
  action to foreclose real property  mortgage  applicable  in  actions  to
  foreclose  a  mortgage  or  other  lien.  An action may be maintained to
  foreclose a lien upon a chattel, for a sum of money, in any  case  where
  such  a lien exists at the commencement of the action. The action may be
  brought in any court, of record or  not  of  record,  which  would  have
  jurisdiction to render a judgment, in an action founded upon a contract,
  for  a  sum  equal  to  the amount of the lien. For the purposes of this
  section and of sections two hundred seven to two hundred ten inclusive a
  chattel mortgage to secure the payment of a loan of money or other debt,
  or the purchase price of chattels, a contract  of  conditional  sale  of
  personal  property,  a hiring of personal property where title is not to
  vest in the person hiring until payment of a certain sum and a  security
  interest  created by a security agreement in personal property, shall be
  deemed a lien upon a chattel. The procedure in an action to foreclose  a
  mortgage  on  real  property,  in  so far as it may be applicable, shall
  apply in actions to foreclose a mortgage or other lien  on  chattels  or
  other personal property.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 9 - Enforcement of Liens on Personal Property › 207 - Warrant to Seize Chattel; Proceedings Thereupon.

§  207.  Warrant  to  seize  chattel;  proceedings  thereupon.  If the
  plaintiff is not in possession of the chattel, a warrant may be  granted
  by  the  court,  or  a  judge  thereof,  commanding the sheriff, or such
  enforcement officer as is provided by law to execute the mandates of the
  particular court, to seize the chattel and safely keep it to  abide  the
  final  judgment  in the action. The provisions of the civil practice law
  and rules, and the provisions of the court act of the particular  court,
  relating  to  an  order  of  attachment  shall  apply to such warrant of
  seizure, and to the proceedings to procure it, and  after  it  has  been
  issued, except as otherwise expressly prescribed in this article.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 9 - Enforcement of Liens on Personal Property › 208 - Judgment.

§ 208. Judgment. In an action brought in a court specified in the last
  section,  final  judgment,  in  favor of the plaintiff, must specify the
  amount of the lien or the monetary obligation secured  by  the  security
  interest,  and  direct a sale of the chattel to satisfy the same and the
  costs, if any, by a referee appointed thereby, or an officer  designated
  therein,  in  like  manner as where a sheriff sells personal property by
  virtue of an execution; and the application by him of  the  proceeds  of
  the  sale,  less  his fees and expenses, to the payment of the amount of
  the lien or the monetary obligation secured by  the  security  interest,
  and the costs of the action. It must also provide for the payment of the
  surplus  to  the  owner  of the chattel, and for the safe keeping of the
  surplus, if necessary, until it is claimed by him. If a defendant,  upon
  whom  the  summons is personally served, is liable for the amount of the
  lien or the monetary obligation secured by the security interest, or for
  any part thereof, it may also award payment accordingly.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 9 - Enforcement of Liens on Personal Property › 209 - Action in Inferior Court.

§  209.  Action  in  inferior  court. Where the action is brought in a
  court, other than one of those specified  in  section  two  hundred  and
  seven,  if the plaintiff is not in possession of the chattel, a warrant,
  commanding the proper officer to seize the chattel, and safely  keep  it
  to  abide  the  judgment,  may be issued, in like manner as a warrant of
  attachment may be issued in an action founded upon a  contract,  brought
  in the same court; and the provisions of law, applicable to a warrant of
  attachment,  issued  out  of  that  court, apply to a warrant, issued as
  prescribed in this section, and to the proceedings to  procure  it,  and
  after it has been issued; except as otherwise specified in the judgment.
  A judgment in favor of the plaintiff, in such an action, must correspond
  to  a  judgment, rendered as prescribed in the last section, except that
  it must direct the sale  of  the  chattel  by  an  officer  to  whom  an
  execution,  issued out of the court, may be directed; and the payment of
  the surplus, if its safekeeping is necessary, to the  county  treasurer,
  for the benefit of the owner.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 9 - Enforcement of Liens on Personal Property › 210 - Application.

§  210.  Application. Sections two hundred and six to two hundred nine
  inclusive do not affect any existing right or  remedy  to  foreclose  or
  satisfy  a  lien  upon,  or  a  security  interest in a chattel, without
  action; and they do not apply to a case, where another mode of enforcing
  a lien upon a chattel is specially prescribed by law.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 9 - Enforcement of Liens on Personal Property › 211 - Arrears/past Due Support.

§  211.  Arrears/past  due  support.  1.  The New York state office of
  temporary  and  disability  assistance,  or  a  local  social   services
  district,   or  its  authorized  representative  on  behalf  of  persons
  receiving services under title six-A of  article  three  of  the  social
  services  law  shall  have  a  lien against personal property owned by a
  support obligor when such support obligor is or was under a court  order
  to  pay child support or combined child and spousal support to a support
  collection  unit  and  such  support  obligor  has  accumulated  support
  arrears/past  due  support  in  an  amount  equal to or greater than the
  amount of support due pursuant to  such  order  for  a  period  of  four
  months.  Such  lien  shall  be  in  an amount sufficient to satisfy such
  support arrears/past due support. Said lien shall be  perfected  in  the
  case  of  a  vehicle as that term is defined in section two thousand one
  hundred one of the vehicle and traffic law with the department of  motor
  vehicles.  The  filing of a notice of lien or of a release of lien shall
  be completed without payment of a fee. The filing of notice of  lien  or
  release of lien may be done by electronic means.
2.  The  state shall accord full faith and credit to liens which arise
  in another state when such state agency, party or other  entity  seeking
  to  enforce  such  a lien complies with the procedural rules relating to
  such liens as provided for in section one hundred eleven-u of the social
  services law, article forty-six  of  the  vehicle  and  traffic  law  or
  article  nine  of  this  chapter  as  is appropriate. Such rules may not
  require judicial notice or hearing prior to enforcement of such  a  lien
  and enforcement shall be governed by article nine of this chapter.
3.  For  the  purposes  of  determining  whether a support obligor has
  accumulated support arrears/past  due  support  for  a  period  of  four
  months,  the  amount  of  any  retroactive  support, other than periodic
  payments of retroactive  support  which  are  past  due,  shall  not  be
  included in the calculation of arrears/past due support pursuant to this
  section;  however,  if  at least four months of support arrears/past due
  support have accumulated subsequent to the date of the court order,  the
  entire  amount  of  any retroactive support may be collected pursuant to
  the provision of this section or as otherwise authorized by law.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 10-A - Liens for Taxes Payable to the United States of America and Other Federal Liens › 240 - Place of Filing Notices of Liens and Certificates and Notices Affecting Such Liens.

§  240.  Place of filing notices of liens and certificates and notices
affecting such liens. 1. Notices of liens upon real property  for  taxes
payable  to the United States of America or otherwise created by federal
law in favor of the United States of America  or  one  or  more  of  its
instrumentalities,  hereafter  in  this  article referred to as "federal
liens" and certificates and notices affecting such liens shall be  filed
in  the office of the clerk of the county in which real property subject
to any such lien is situated, except that if real  property  subject  to
any  such lien is situated in the county of Kings, the county of Queens,
the county of New York or the county of Bronx they shall be filed in the
office of the city register of the city of New York in such  county.  If
such  property  be  situated  in  two  or  more counties, such notice or
certificate shall be filed in the  office  of  the  clerk  or  the  city
register, as the case may be, in each of such counties.
2.  Notices  of  federal  liens  upon  tangible or intangible personal
property and certificates and notices  affecting  such  liens  shall  be
filed as follows:
(a)  If  the  person  against  whose  interest  the  lien applies is a
corporation or a partnership, as defined in the internal revenue laws of
the United States, in the office of the secretary of state;
(b) In all other cases, in the office of the clerk of the county where
the lienee, if a resident of the state, resides at the time of filing of
the notice of lien, except that if such lienee resides at such  time  in
the county of Kings, the county of Queens, the county of New York or the
county  of Bronx, the place for filing such liens shall be in the office
of the city register of the city of New York in such county. If a notice
of lien was filed in the office of a town or city clerk outside the city
of New York, prior  to  July  third,  nineteen  hundred  sixty-six,  any
certificate  or  notice  affecting  such  lien shall, prior to September
first, nineteen hundred sixty-eight, or if the documents referred to  in
subdivision  three of section two hundred forty-one hereof are delivered
pursuant to such subsection before  September  first,  nineteen  hundred
sixty-eight,  then  prior to the date of such delivery, be filed in such
office. On and after September first, nineteen  hundred  sixty-eight  or
such  earlier  date,  as  the  case may be, such certificates or notices
shall be filed in the office of the clerk of the county within which the
town or city clerk's office, where the notice  of  lien  was  originally
filed, is located.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 10-A - Liens for Taxes Payable to the United States of America and Other Federal Liens › 242 - Non-Attachment, Release, Discharge and Subordination of Liens.

§  242. Non-attachment, release, discharge and subordination of liens.
1.    When  a  certificate  of  release,  non-attachment,  discharge  or
subordination  of any federal lien is presented for filing in the office
of the secretary of state, he or she shall
(a) cause a certificate of release or non-attachment to be  marked  or
assigned  a  consecutive  file  number,  held  and  indexed  as  if such
certificate were a termination  statement  within  the  meaning  of  the
uniform  commercial  code,  except that the notice of lien to which such
certificate relates shall not be removed from the files or  purged  from
the computerized system for a period of three years, and
(b)  cause  a  certificate  of  discharge or subordination to be held,
marked or assigned a consecutive file number  and  indexed  as  if  such
certificate  were  a  release  of  collateral  within the meaning of the
uniform commercial code.
An acceptable alternative  to  filing  such  certificate  of  release,
non-attachment,  discharge  or  subordination in a paper format shall be
filing of such certificate by computerized methods  established  by  the
secretary  of state such that each certificate shall constitute a unique
computerized informational record and each such record shall be assigned
a  consecutive  file  number,  held  and  indexed  as  if  such  were  a
termination or release as the case may require within the meaning of the
uniform commercial code.
2.  When  any  such certificate, or a notice of revocation of any such
certificate, is presented for filing in the office of the city  register
of  the city of New York or the county clerk where the notice of lien is
filed, such officer shall permanently  attach  the  certificate  to  the
notice  of  lien;  and  shall  enter the certificate or notice, with the
date, in the federal lien index or card  index  system  or  computerized
index system on the line where the notice of lien is entered.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 10-A - Liens for Taxes Payable to the United States of America and Other Federal Liens › 243 - Fees.

§  243.  Fees. The fee to be paid to the secretary of state or a clerk
  or register for filing and indexing each notice of lien  or  certificate
  or notice affecting any such lien shall be determined in accordance with
  the  provisions  of  section  ninety-six-a  of  the  executive law. Such
  officers shall bill the district directors of internal revenue or  other
  appropriate  federal  officers on a monthly basis for fees for documents
  filed by them.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 10-A - Liens for Taxes Payable to the United States of America and Other Federal Liens › 244 - Execution of Notices and Certificates.

§  244.  Execution  of  notices and certificates. Certification by the
  secretary of the treasury of  the  United  States  or  his  delegate  of
  notices  of  liens  or  certificates  or  notices  affecting  such liens
  entitles them to  be  filed.  No  other  attestation,  certification  or
  acknowledgment is necessary.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 10-A - Liens for Taxes Payable to the United States of America and Other Federal Liens › 245 - Purpose of Article.

§  245.  Purpose of article. This article is passed for the purpose of
  authorizing the filing of  notices  of  liens  in  accordance  with  the
  provisions  of  the  statutes of the United States of America applicable
  thereto.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 10-B - Liens on Surety Bail Bonds in Favor of the People of the State of New York › 246 - Notices of Filing Liens and Certificate of Discharge.

§ 246. Notices of filing liens and certificate of discharge. Notice of
  surety  bond  liens  in  favor of the people of the state of New York as
  provided  in  section  two  hundred  forty-six  of  this   article   and
  certificates  discharging  such  liens may be filed in the office of the
  recording officer of the county in which real property  subject  to  any
  such  lien  is situated, and if such property be situated in two or more
  counties, such notice may be  filed  in  the  office  of  the  recording
  officer  of each of such counties. Until the filing of such notice, such
  lien shall not be valid as against any mortgagee, purchaser or  judgment
  creditor  having  or  claiming  any right, title or interest in or to or
  lien against such property, or any part thereof.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 10-B - Liens on Surety Bail Bonds in Favor of the People of the State of New York › 246-A - Bail Bond to Act as Lien on Real Estate.

§  246-a.  Bail bond to act as lien on real estate. Upon the execution
  of any bail bond and an affidavit of justification as set forth  in  the
  provisions  of  subdivision  four  of  section  520.20  of  the criminal
  procedure law, between any person or corporation and the people  of  the
  state  of New York, there shall attach to the real property described in
  the said affidavit of justification as hereinafter provided, a  lien  in
  favor of the bail bond, which lien shall remain in full force and effect
  until  a  certificate  of  discharge  has  been  filed  pursuant  to the
  provisions of section two hundred and forty-six or such  lien  has  been
  discharged  pursuant  to  the  provisions  of  section  two  hundred and
  forty-eight of the lien law. Whenever final judgment has  been  rendered
  in the criminal action or proceeding for which such bail bond shall have
  been  executed  or whenever the bail has been exonerated by order of the
  court, the attorney general of the state of New  York  or  the  district
  attorney  of the county in which such action or proceeding is pending or
  maintained, shall execute a  certificate  of  discharge  of  such  lien,
  provided  it  shall  appear  that  the  prosecution  has  lost  no right
  thereunder.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 10-B - Liens on Surety Bail Bonds in Favor of the People of the State of New York › 247 - Files, Indexes and Entries.

§  247.  Files,  indexes  and  entries.  The recording officer of each
  county shall procure, at the expense of the county, a file to be  styled
  and labeled "State criminal surety bond lien notices", and an index book
  or  card  index  system  to be styled and labeled "State criminal surety
  bond lien index." When a notice of any such criminal surety bond lien is
  presented to him for filing, he shall file it in numerical order in  the
  file  and  shall  enter it alphabetically in relation to the name of the
  principal and the surety and the name of the people of the state of  New
  York  as lienors in the state criminal surety bond lien index. The entry
  shall show, in addition to the name of the people of the  state  of  New
  York  as  lienors  and  the names and addresses of the principal and the
  surety, the name of the owner of  such  real  estate  and  its  location
  according  to  block,  lot  and section on the land map or other similar
  description, the criminal charge or character  of  the  proceeding,  the
  amount  of  the  bond,  the  name  and  title of the judge or magistrate
  accepting the bond and the  date  thereof,  as  well  as  the  name  and
  location of the court where such bond is filed.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 10-B - Liens on Surety Bail Bonds in Favor of the People of the State of New York › 247-A - Indexing of Criminal Surety Bond Liens.

§ 247-a. Indexing of criminal surety bond liens. In counties where the
  recording  officer  indexes  recorded  or filed documents affecting real
  estate under a section and block system based on a land map  of  such  a
  county,  such  recording  officer shall also index "Criminal Surety Bond
  Liens," in the block index of mortgages, by entering  the  name  of  the
  owner   of   such  real  estate  in  the  column  labeled  and  entitled
  "Mortgagors" and the words "Criminal Surety Bond  Lien"  in  the  column
  labeled and entitled "Mortgagees," together with the filing date and the
  filing index number of such lien.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 10-B - Liens on Surety Bail Bonds in Favor of the People of the State of New York › 248 - Discharge of Liens.

§ 248. Discharge of liens. When a certificate of discharge of any such
  surety  bond lien, issued by the proper officer, is presented for filing
  in the office of the recording officer  where  the  notice  of  lien  is
  filed,   such  officer  shall  permanently  attach  the  certificate  of
  discharge to the notice of lien; and  shall  enter  the  certificate  of
  discharge,  with  the date, in the state criminal surety bond lien index
  or card index system on the line where the notice of lien is entered. In
  addition, any such surety bond  lien  shall  be  discharged  as  a  lien
  against the premises set forth therein after the lapse of ten years from
  the  filing  thereof  provided however that such surety bond lien shall,
  upon the order of a court of competent jurisdiction, be extended  beyond
  a period of ten years from the date of filing.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 10-B - Liens on Surety Bail Bonds in Favor of the People of the State of New York › 249 - Fees.

§ 249. Fees. Neither the attorney-general of the state of New York nor
  any  district attorney of any county of the state shall be charged a fee
  by the recording officer for filing or indexing any such notice of lien,
  but the fee to be paid a recording officer for  filing  and  indexing  a
  certificate  of discharge of any such lien on behalf of any other person
  shall be two dollars and fifty cents.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 10-B - Liens on Surety Bail Bonds in Favor of the People of the State of New York › 249-A - Form of Certificate of Transcript of Lien.

§  249-a.  Form  of  certificate  of transcript of lien. The recording
  officer shall upon request issue a  certificate  or  transcript  of  any
  criminal  surety  bond  lien  on  file in his office on the following or
  substantially similar form, and the fee to  be  paid  to  the  recording
  officer  for such certificate or transcript shall be fifty cents, except
  that this fee shall not apply to state or county officers as related  in
  section  two  hundred  forty-nine  of  the  lien law. The certificate or
  transcript shall be substantially in the following form:
No. ......     No. ..........
STUB          STATE OF NEW YORK,
.......      COUNTY OF
)
) ss:
)
  Ser. No.........      I, ............................... Register of the
  Date of Criminal     said county of ....................................
  Surety Bond Lien     DO  HEREBY  CERTIFY, that a certain Criminal Surety
   ................    Bond Lien, bearing date the .......................
   ................    day of  ...........................................
Principal     19 ...., made by,
   ................                             Principals
Surety                                 Sureties
  Sections .......     and filed in this office on the ...................
  Blocks .........     day of ......... 19..., in Sections ...............
  On Land Map of Boro/ ..............  Blocks  ............... on the Land
County of,         Map of the County of ..............................
  .............        and known as number ........................ Street/
Date, ........... Avenue, Boro .......................... N.Y.;  the
  Amount of Bail, .... Deed to which Real Property was recorded on the ...
day of ............. 19 ...., in Liber ............
Page ........ of Conveyances in the office of the
Register/County Clerk of the County of ............
and was given as Bail in the amount of ............
and was filed in my office on the .................
day of ....... 19.., AND IS NOT DISCHARGED OF RECORD.
Given under my hand and Official
Seal, this ..... day of ... 19...
.................Register
.................Dep'y Register
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 10-B - Liens on Surety Bail Bonds in Favor of the People of the State of New York › 249-B - Certificate or Transcript of Discharge of Lien.

§ 249-b. Certificate or transcript of discharge of lien. The recording
  officer  shall  upon  request  issue  a  certificate  or transcript of a
  certificate of discharge of a criminal bail surety bond lien on file  in
  his  office  on the following or substantially similar form, and the fee
  to be paid to the recording officer for such certificate  or  transcript
  of  discharge shall be fifty cents, except that this fee shall not apply
  to state or county officers as related in section two hundred forty-nine
  of  the  lien  law.  The  certificate  or  transcript  form   shall   be
  substantially in the following form:
  No. ......
  STATE OF NEW YORK,  )
) ss:
  COUNTY OF.......... )
I,  ................. Register of the county of ............ DO HEREBY
  CERTIFY, that a certain Criminal Bail Bond Lien No. ........ dated  this
  .....  day  of  .........  19...., made by ............ Sureties, to the
  People of the State of New York as a lien against Real Property, located
  in  Sections,  ........  Blocks  ........,  known  as  No.  ............
  Street/Avenue,  in the County of ............., as bail in the amount of
  .......... Dollars, and signed by ..................  District  Attorney
  of  the  County  of  ................  and  filed  in  my  office on the
  ..... day of ........... 19..., IS DISCHARGED OF RECORD IN THIS OFFICE.
Given  under  my  hand  and  Official  Seal,   this   .....   day   of
  ................... 19....,
..................................  Register.
..................................  Dep'y Register.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 10-B - Liens on Surety Bail Bonds in Favor of the People of the State of New York › 250*2 - Definition of Recording Officer.

* §  250.  Definition  of recording officer. Wherever in this article,
  the term "recording officer" is used, it shall mean the county clerk  of
  the county, except that in a county having a register, it shall mean the
  register.
* NB There are 2 § 250's
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 10-B - Liens on Surety Bail Bonds in Favor of the People of the State of New York › 251*2 - Purposes of Article.

* §  251.  Purposes of article. This article is passed for the purpose
  of authorizing the filing of notices of liens  in  accordance  with  the
  provision of section two hundred forty-six-b of this article.
* NB There are 2 § 251's
2023 New York Laws › LLC - Limited Liability Company Law › Article 2 - Formation › 207 - Execution of Articles or Certificates.

§  207.  Execution  of  articles  or certificates. (a) Each article or
certificate required by this chapter to be filed with the department  of
state shall be executed in the following manner:
(1)  the  initial  articles  of  organization  must  be  signed  by an
organizer or organizers of the limited liability company;
(2) a certificate of amendment must be signed by at least one  member,
manager or authorized person of the limited liability company;
(3) restated articles of organization or amended and restated articles
of  organization  must  be  signed  by  at  least one member, manager or
authorized person of the limited liability company;
(4) a certificate of correction must be signed by at least one member,
manager or authorized person of the limited liability company;
(5) a certificate of cancellation must  be  signed  by  at  least  one
member,  manager  or authorized person of the limited liability company;
and
(6) all other certificates must be signed  by  at  least  one  member,
manager or authorized person of the limited liability company.
(b)  Any person may sign any articles or certificate by an attorney in
fact. Powers of attorney relating  to  the  signing  of  articles  or  a
certificate by an attorney in fact need not be filed with the department
of  state  or provided as evidence of authority by the person filing but
must be retained in the records of the limited liability company.
(c) Each article or certificate must be signed.
(d) Each article or certificate must include the name and capacity  of
each signer.
2023 New York Laws › LLC - Limited Liability Company Law › Article 2 - Formation › 208 - Execution, Amendment or Cancellation by Judicial Act.

§  208.  Execution,  amendment  or cancellation by judicial act.  If a
  person required by section two hundred seven of this article to  execute
  articles  or  a certificate fails or refuses to do so, any member or any
  permitted assignee of a membership interest who is adversely affected by
  such failure or refusal may petition the supreme court in  the  judicial
  district  in  which the office of the limited liability company is or is
  to be located to direct the execution of such articles  or  certificate.
  If  the court finds that such articles or certificate should be executed
  and that such person has failed or refused to execute such  articles  or
  certificate, it shall order such person to file the appropriate articles
  or certificate.
2023 New York Laws › LLC - Limited Liability Company Law › Article 2 - Formation › 209 - Filing With the Department of State.

§  209.  Filing  with  the  department  of state. A signed articles of
  organization  and  any  signed  certificate  of   amendment   or   other
  certificates filed pursuant to this chapter or of any judicial decree of
  amendment or cancellation shall be delivered to the department of state.
  If  the  instrument  that  is  delivered  to the department of state for
  filing complies as to form with the requirements of law and  the  filing
  fee  required  by  any statute of this state in connection therewith has
  been paid, the instrument shall be filed and indexed by  the  department
  of  state.  The  department  of  state shall not review such articles or
  certificates for legal sufficiency;  its  review  shall  be  limited  to
  determining that the form has been completed.
2023 New York Laws › LLC - Limited Liability Company Law › Article 2 - Formation › 210 - Liability for False Statement in Articles or Certificates.

§  210. Liability for false statement in articles or certificates. (a)
If any articles of  organization,  certificate  of  amendment  or  other
certificate  filed  pursuant to this chapter contains a materially false
statement, one who suffers loss by reasonable reliance on the  statement
may recover damages for the loss from:
(1)   any   person  who  executes  the  articles  of  organization  or
certificate, or caused another to execute it on his or her  behalf,  and
knew,  and  any  manager  who  knew  of  the  filing of such articles or
certificate and who knew or should  have  known  with  the  exercise  of
reasonable care and diligence, the statement to be false in any material
respect at the time the articles or certificate was executed; and
(2) any manager who thereafter knows of the filing of such articles or
certificate  and  who  knows  or  should have known with the exercise of
reasonable care  and  diligence  that  any  arrangement  or  other  fact
described  in  such  articles  or  certificate  has  changed, making the
statement false in any material respect.
(b) Notwithstanding paragraph two of subdivision (a) of this  section,
no person shall have any liability for failing to cause the amendment or
cancellation  of  the  articles  of  organization or a certificate to be
filed or failing to file a petition for its amendment  or  cancellation,
if the articles of organization, certificate or petition is filed within
ninety  days of the time when that person knew or should have known that
the statement in the articles of organization or certificate  was  false
in any material respect.
2023 New York Laws › LLC - Limited Liability Company Law › Article 2 - Formation › 212 - Certificate of Correction.

§  212.  Certificate  of correction. The articles of organization, any
  certificate or any other instrument relating to a  domestic  or  foreign
  limited  liability company filed with the department of state under this
  chapter may be corrected  with  respect  to  any  informality  or  error
  apparent  on  the  face,  incorrect statement or defect in the execution
  thereof, including the deletion of any matter not permitted to be stated
  therein. A certificate, entitled "Certificate of correction of... (title
  of articles or certificate and name of limited liability company)  under
  section  two hundred twelve of the Limited Liability Company Law," shall
  be signed and delivered to the department of state. It shall  set  forth
  the  name  of  the  limited  liability company, the date the articles or
  certificate to be corrected was filed by  the  department  of  state,  a
  statement  as  to  the  nature  of  the  informality,  error,  incorrect
  statement or defect, the provision in the  articles  or  certificate  as
  corrected  or eliminated and, if the execution was defective, the proper
  execution.  The  filing  of  the  certificate  of  correction  with  the
  department of state shall not alter the effective date of the instrument
  being  corrected  and shall not affect any right or liability accrued or
  incurred before such filing. A name of a limited liability  company  may
  not be changed or corrected pursuant to this section.
2023 New York Laws › LLC - Limited Liability Company Law › Article 2 - Formation › 213 - Authorization of Amendment of Articles of Organization.

§  213.  Authorization  of amendment of articles of organization.  (a)
Except as provided in the  operating  agreement,  an  amendment  of  the
articles  of  organization shall be authorized by at least a majority in
interest of the members entitled to vote thereon.
(b) Notwithstanding  subdivision  (a)  of  this  section,  unless  the
operating  agreement  provides otherwise (including, but not limited to,
by restricting or enlarging the management powers or responsibilities of
one or more managers or classes of managers), if the  limited  liability
company  is  managed  by  one or more managers then any of the following
amendments may be authorized by a majority of such managers:
(1) to change the name or street address of the registered  agent,  if
any, of the limited liability company in the state;
(2)  to change the post office address to which the secretary of state
shall mail a copy of any process against the limited  liability  company
served upon him or her; and
(3)  to  correct any error in the articles of organization pursuant to
section two hundred twelve of this article.