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2023 New York Laws › LEG - Legislative › Article 4 - Legislative Committees; Testimony in Legislative Proceedings › 67 - Data for Financial Committees to Be Preserved.

§ 67. Data  for  financial  committees  to  be  preserved.  All books,
  papers,  transcripts  of  records,   pamphlets,   statements,   reports,
  documents,  data,  memoranda  and  written  or printed matter used by or
  submitted to the finance committee of the  senate  and  ways  and  means
  committee of the assembly during any session of the legislature shall be
  preserved  until  the  adjournment of the next ensuing annual session of
  the legislature, in the senate finance committee room. All such  matters
  and  things in the committee room of the ways and means committee of the
  assembly at the close of an annual session of the legislature  shall  be
  transferred  to the committee room of the senate finance committee.  The
  duty of caring for such matters and things,  and  keeping  them  intact,
  between  sessions of the legislature shall devolve on the superintendent
  of public buildings.
2023 New York Laws › LEG - Legislative › Article 4-A - Law Revision Commission › 70 - Commission Created; Terms and Qualifications of Members.

§ 70. Commission  created;  terms and qualifications of members. A law
  revision commission is hereby created, to consist of the chairman of the
  committees on the judiciary  and  codes  of  the  senate  and  assembly,
  ex-officio,  and  five  additional  members,  to  be  appointed  by  the
  governor. The members first appointed by the governor shall be appointed
  for such terms  that  the  term  of  one  member  will  expire  on  each
  succeeding thirty-first day of December. The term of a member thereafter
  appointed,  except  to  fill  a  vacancy  occurring  otherwise  than  by
  expiration of term, shall be five years from the expiration of the  term
  of his predecessor. A vacancy in the office of a member appointed by the
  governor occurring otherwise than by expiration of term, shall be filled
  by  the  governor  for  the  remainder only of the term. Upon making the
  original appointments, the governor shall designate one of the appointed
  members as chairman  of  the  commission.  Upon  the  appointment  of  a
  successor  to  the  chairman  of  the  commission,  the  governor  shall
  designate such successor or other member of the commission as  chairman.
  Four members appointed by the governor shall be attorneys and counselors
  at  law,  admitted to practice in the courts of this state, and at least
  two of them shall be members of law faculties  of  universities  or  law
  schools within the state recognized by the board of regents of the state
  of New York.
2023 New York Laws › LEG - Legislative › Article 4-A - Law Revision Commission › 71 - Expenses; Employees.

§ 71. Expenses;  employees.  Each  of  the  members  of the commission
  appointed by the governor shall receive necessary expenses  incurred  in
  the  performance  of  official  duty.  The  commission  may appoint such
  employees as may be  needed,  prescribe  their  duties,  and  fix  their
  compensation within the amount appropriated for the commission.
2023 New York Laws › LEG - Legislative › Article 4-A - Law Revision Commission › 72 - Purposes of Commission.

§ 72. Purposes of commission. It shall be the duty of the law revision
  commission:
1.  To  examine  the  common law and statutes of the state and current
  judicial  decisions  for  the  purpose  of   discovering   defects   and
  anachronisms in the law and recommending needed reforms.
2.  To receive and consider proposed changes in the law recommended by
  the American law institute,  the  commissioners  for  the  promotion  of
  uniformity  of  legislation in the United States, any bar association or
  other learned bodies.
3. To receive and consider suggestions from judges,  justices,  public
  officials,   lawyers   and  the  public  generally  as  to  defects  and
  anachronisms in the law.
4. To recommend, from time to time, such changes  in  the  law  as  it
  deems  necessary to modify or eliminate antiquated and inequitable rules
  of law, and to bring the law of this state,  civil  and  criminal,  into
  harmony with modern conditions.
5.  To report its proceedings annually to the legislature on or before
  February first, and, if it deems advisable, to accompany its report with
  proposed bills to carry out any of its recommendations.
2023 New York Laws › LEG - Legislative › Article 5-A - Legislative Commissions › 82 - Legislative Commissions.

* § 82. Legislative commissions. Expenditures made from appropriations
  and  reappropriations  to  the  legislature for services and expenses of
  shared legislative commissions, task forces and councils, including, but
  not limited to those set forth in this article  and  article  five-B  of
  this chapter, shall be paid upon the approval of the temporary president
  of  the  senate  and  the  speaker  of  the  assembly,  unless otherwise
  specified by law. Such expenditures shall be payable after audit by  and
  on  the  warrant  of  the  comptroller  upon  vouchers  certified by the
  temporary president of the senate or his or her designee and the speaker
  of the assembly or his or her designee.
* NB Repealed June 30, 2025
2023 New York Laws › LEG - Legislative › Article 5-A - Legislative Commissions › 83 - Council on Health Care Financing; Continued.

* § 83. Council  on  health care financing; continued. Notwithstanding
  any other provision of law, the council  on  health  care  financing  as
  established  by  chapter  five  hundred  twenty  of the laws of nineteen
  hundred  seventy-eight,  as  last  amended  and  continued  by   chapter
  fifty-one  of  the  laws  of  nineteen  hundred  ninety-three, is hereby
  continued.
* NB Repealed June 30, 2025
2023 New York Laws › LEG - Legislative › Article 5-B - Legislative Review of Administrative Regulations › 86 - Administrative Regulations Review Commission.

§ 86. Administrative  regulations  review  commission. There is hereby
  created an administrative regulations review commission  to  consist  of
  two  members of the senate to be appointed by the temporary president of
  the senate, two members of the assembly to be appointed by  the  speaker
  of  the  assembly,  one  member  of  the  senate  to be appointed by the
  minority leader of the senate and one  member  of  the  assembly  to  be
  appointed  by  the  minority  leader  of  the  assembly.  The  temporary
  president of the senate and the  speaker  of  the  assembly  shall  each
  appoint  a  co-chairman  from  among  the  commission  membership.   Any
  vacancies  shall  be  filled  in  the  same  manner  as   the   original
  appointment.    Such  appointees  shall  serve  at  the  pleasure of the
  respective legislative member making such appointment.
2023 New York Laws › LEG - Legislative › Article 5-B - Legislative Review of Administrative Regulations › 87 - Powers and Duties.

§ 87. Powers  and  duties. 1. The commission shall exercise continuous
  oversight of the process of rule making and examine rules, as defined in
  subdivision two of section one hundred two of the  state  administrative
  procedure  act,  adopted  or proposed by each agency with respect to (i)
  statutory authority, (ii)  compliance  with  legislative  intent,  (iii)
  impact  on the economy and on the government operations of the state and
  its local governments, and (iv) impact  on  affected  parties;  and,  in
  furtherance   of   such  duties,  may  examine  other  issues  it  deems
  appropriate. For purpose of this article, the term agency shall mean any
  department,  board,  bureau,  commission,  division,  office,   council,
  committee  or  officer  of  the state or a public benefit corporation or
  public authority at least one of  whose  members  is  appointed  by  the
  governor.
2.  The  commission  may employ such staff and retain such consultants
  and expert services as may be necessary and fix their  compensation  and
  expenses  within  the  amounts  appropriated therefor. Employment by the
  commission shall be deemed to be employment by the legislature  for  all
  purposes.
3.  The  commission shall have the power, subject to the provisions of
  section seventy-three  of  the  civil  rights  law,  to  hold  hearings,
  subpoena  witnesses,  administer  oaths,  take  testimony and compel the
  production of books, papers, documents and other evidence in furtherance
  of its duties; provided, however, that no subpoena  shall  issue  except
  upon  the  affirmative vote of a majority of the whole membership of the
  commission. The commission  may  request  and  shall  receive  from  all
  agencies  such  assistance  and  data  as  will  enable  it  properly to
  consummate any such examination, and review.
4. The commission shall be authorized to request and receive,  from  a
  state  agency,  all  rulemaking  notices,  statements  and  analyses  as
  provided for pursuant to the state administrative procedure  act,  data,
  rules, regulations and other information by electronic means as provided
  for by article three of the state technology law.
2023 New York Laws › LEG - Legislative › Article 5-B - Legislative Review of Administrative Regulations › 88 - Reports.

§ 88. Reports.  The  commission  shall,  from time to time, report its
  findings and recommendations to the governor, the temporary president of
  the senate and the speaker of the assembly, and to the  members  of  the
  legislature, and may at any time make recommendations to an agency based
  upon  its  review  of  that  agency's rule making process, or any of the
  agency's proposed, revised or adopted rules.
2023 New York Laws › LEG - Legislative › Article 6 - Internal Control Responsibilities of the State Legislature › 89 - Definitions.

§  89. Definitions. As used in this article, the following terms shall
  have the following meanings:
1. "Internal control".  A  process  that  integrates  the  activities,
  plans, attitudes, policies, systems, resources and efforts of the people
  of  an  organization  working  together, and that is designed to provide
  reasonable assurance that the organization will achieve  its  objectives
  and  mission.  The objectives of an internal control system include, but
  are not limited to: the safeguarding of assets;  checking  the  accuracy
  and  reliability  of  accounting data and financial reporting; promoting
  the effectiveness and efficiency of operations; ensuring compliance with
  applicable laws and regulations; and encouraging adherence to prescribed
  managerial  policies.  Internal  control  review  processes   are   used
  periodically  to  evaluate  the  ongoing  internal control system and to
  assess and monitor the implementation of necessary corrective actions.
2.  "Internal  audit".  An  appraisal  activity  established  by   the
  management  of  an  organization  for review of operations as a means of
  assuring conformance with management policies and the  effectiveness  of
  internal  control,  and conducted in conformance with generally accepted
  standards for internal auditing.
3. "Legislature". The legislature of the state of New York,  including
  all  components thereof as provided in subdivision two of section ninety
  of this chapter.
2023 New York Laws › LEG - Legislative › Article 6 - Internal Control Responsibilities of the State Legislature › 90 - Internal Control Responsibilities.

§  90.  Internal  control  responsibilities.  1.  The  senate  and the
  assembly shall each:
a. establish and maintain by rule guidelines for a system of  internal
  control; and
b.  establish  and maintain a system of internal control and a program
  of internal control review for their respective house.
2. In order to identify all the  components  of  the  legislature  and
  their  responsibilities  for the purposes of implementing the provisions
  of this article, the temporary president of the senate and  the  speaker
  of   the   assembly  shall  jointly  issue,  and  at  their  discretion,
  periodically revise a schedule which lists all  components  of  each  of
  their  respective  houses of the legislature. The temporary president of
  the senate and the speaker of the assembly may identify  in  a  schedule
  components  for  which  joint  internal  controls  and  internal control
  reviews will be established and maintained.
2023 New York Laws › LEG - Legislative › Article 6 - Internal Control Responsibilities of the State Legislature › 91 - Internal Audit Responsibilities.

§  91.  Internal audit responsibilities. 1. The temporary president of
  the senate and the speaker of the  assembly  or  their  designees  shall
  determine,  and  periodically  review  such determination of, whether an
  internal audit function  within  their  respective  house  is  required.
  Establishment  of  such  function  shall  be based upon an evaluation of
  costs  and  benefits  of  implementation  and  other  factors  that  are
  determined  to  be  relevant.  In  the  event  it  is determined that an
  internal audit  function  is  required  for  one  or  both  houses,  the
  temporary  president  of the senate or the speaker of the assembly shall
  establish an internal audit function within the respective  house  which
  operates  in  accordance  with generally accepted standards for internal
  auditing. Any such internal audit function shall be directed  and  shall
  report  in  a  manner  prescribed  by the respective house. The internal
  audit function shall evaluate the respective house's internal  controls,
  identify  internal  control  weaknesses that have not been corrected and
  make recommendations to correct these weaknesses.
2. In the event the temporary president of the senate or  the  speaker
  of  the  assembly does not establish an internal audit function pursuant
  to subdivision  one  of  this  section  he  or  she  shall  nevertheless
  establish  and  maintain the program of internal control review required
  by section ninety of this article.
2023 New York Laws › LEG - Legislative › Article 6 - Internal Control Responsibilities of the State Legislature › 92 - Independent Audits.

§  92.  Independent  audits.  1.  At least once every three years, the
  independent certified  public  accountants  selected  pursuant  to  this
  section  shall  conduct audits of the internal controls of each house of
  the legislature. Such audits  shall  be  performed  in  accordance  with
  generally  accepted  government  auditing  standards and shall include a
  report  on  whether  the  respective  house's  internal   controls   are
  established  and  functioning  in  a  manner  that  provides  reasonable
  assurance that they meet the objectives of internal control  as  defined
  in  section  eighty-nine  of this article. The report shall identify the
  internal controls both evaluated and not evaluated  and  shall  identify
  internal  control  weaknesses  that  have not been corrected and actions
  that are recommended to correct these weaknesses. If any  such  internal
  control  weaknesses  are  significant  or  material with respect to each
  house, the independent auditor shall so state. The  temporary  president
  of  the  senate  and the speaker of the assembly shall make available to
  the public the results of such audits, including any related  management
  letters.  The  temporary  president  and  the speaker and any officer or
  employee of each  house  shall  make  available  upon  request  to  such
  independent  certified public accountants all books and records relevant
  to such independent audits.
2. The temporary president of  the  senate  and  the  speaker  of  the
  assembly  shall  request  proposals  from  independent  certified public
  accountants for audits of the  internal  controls  of  their  respective
  house.  The  requests  for  proposals  shall  include a reference to the
  requirements for audits conducted pursuant to subdivision  one  of  this
  section.  The  temporary  president  and  the  speaker shall select such
  independent  auditors  in  accordance  with  a   competitive   procedure
  including  an  evaluation,  based on quality and price factors, of those
  proposals received in response to such requests for proposals.
2023 New York Laws › LEG - Legislative › Article 6-A - Veterans Internship Program (v.i.p. Ny) › 95 - Veterans Internship Program (v.i.p. Ny).

§ 95. Veterans  internship  program  (V.I.P.  NY).  1. There is hereby
established within the legislature a veterans internship program (V.I.P.
NY) to provide opportunities for veterans to participate in the assembly
youth participation program and the senate student program. Such program
shall award ten percent of available internships in the  assembly  youth
participation  program  and  the  senate  student  program  to  eligible
honorably discharged veterans.  Veterans  who  are  awarded  internships
pursuant  to  the  V.I.P.  NY  program  shall  receive a stipend that is
equivalent to the stipend awarded to graduate  student  participants  in
the  assembly youth participation program and senate student program for
a one semester internship.
2. To be eligible to participate in the V.I.P. NY program, a candidate
shall:
(a) be honorably discharged  from  the  armed  forces  of  the  United
States;
(b) be unemployed or underemployed;
(c)  have  demonstrated  an  interest  in  future employment in public
service, government or public policy; and
(d) submit an application for participation in the V.I.P.  NY  program
to  the  senate  or assembly. Such application shall be made in a manner
and form as determined by the senate and the assembly.
3. In an effort to foster and encourage participation in the V.I.P. NY
program, the assembly intern office and the senate intern  office  shall
coordinate  with  each other and with county veterans' services agencies
to identify and recruit eligible candidates.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 2 - Mechanics' Liens › 3 - Mechanic's Lien on Real Property.

§  3.  Mechanic's  lien on real property. A contractor, subcontractor,
  laborer,  materialman,  landscape  gardener,  nurseryman  or  person  or
  corporation  selling  fruit or ornamental trees, roses, shrubbery, vines
  and small fruits, who performs labor  or  furnishes  materials  for  the
  improvement  of  real property with the consent or at the request of the
  owner thereof, or of his agent, contractor  or  subcontractor,  and  any
  trust fund to which benefits and wage supplements are due or payable for
  the  benefit  of  such laborers, shall have a lien for the principal and
  interest, of the value, or the agreed price, of  such  labor,  including
  benefits  and  wage  supplements  due  or payable for the benefit of any
  laborer, or materials upon the real property improved or to be  improved
  and upon such improvement, from the time of filing a notice of such lien
  as  prescribed in this chapter. Where the contract for an improvement is
  made with a husband or wife and the property belongs  to  the  other  or
  both,  the  husband or wife contracting shall also be presumed to be the
  agent  of  the  other,  unless  such  other  having  knowledge  of   the
  improvement  shall,  within ten days after learning of the contract give
  the contractor written notice of his or her refusal to  consent  to  the
  improvement.  Within  the  meaning  of  the  provisions of this chapter,
  materials actually manufactured  for  but  not  delivered  to  the  real
  property, shall also be deemed to be materials furnished.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 2 - Mechanics' Liens › 4 - Extent of Lien.

§  4. Extent of lien. (1) Such lien shall extend to the owner's right,
title or interest in the real property and improvements, existing at the
time of filing the notice of lien, or  thereafter  acquired,  except  as
hereinafter  in  this article provided. If an owner assigns his interest
in such real property  by  a  general  assignment  for  the  benefit  of
creditors,  within  thirty  days  prior  to  such filing, the lien shall
extend to the interest thus assigned. If any part of the  real  property
subjected  to  such lien be removed by the owner or by any other person,
at any time before the discharge thereof, such removal shall not  affect
the  rights  of  the  lienor,  either  in  respect to the remaining real
property, or the  part  so  removed.  If  labor  is  performed  for,  or
materials   furnished   to,   a   contractor  or  subcontractor  for  an
improvement, the lien shall not be for a sum greater than the sum earned
and unpaid on the contract at the time of filing the notice of lien, and
any sum subsequently earned thereon. In  no  case  shall  the  owner  be
liable  to pay by reason of all liens created pursuant to this article a
sum greater than the value or agreed price of the  labor  and  materials
remaining unpaid, at the time of filing notices of such liens, except as
hereinafter provided.
(2) Such lien shall not extend to the owner's right, title or interest
in  real  property  and improvements, existing at the time of filing the
notice of lien if such lien arises from the failure of a lessee  of  the
right  to  explore,  develop  or produce natural gas or oil, to pay for,
compensate or render value for improvements made with the consent or  at
the  request of such lessee by a contractor, subcontractor, materialman,
equipment operator  or  owner,  landscaper,  nurseryman,  or  person  or
corporation   who   performs   labor  or  furnishes  materials  for  the
exploration, development,  or  production  of  oil  or  natural  gas  or
otherwise  improves  such leased property. Such lien shall extend to the
improvements made for the exploration, development and production of oil
and natural gas, and the working interest held by a lessee of the  right
to explore, develop or produce oil and natural gas.
(3)  Notwithstanding  subdivision  two  if  a property owner is also a
developer of oil and gas resources and is a party to an agreement with a
person or firm authorized to perfect a lien arising out of  the  failure
of  such developer to compensate or render value for improvements to the
property upon which an oil or gas well is drilled  or  established,  the
lien  shall  extend  to  the  owners'  right  or  interest  in such real
property.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 2 - Mechanics' Liens › 4-A - Insurance Proceeds Liable for Demands.

§  4-a.  Insurance  proceeds  liable for demands. Owner, contractor or
  subcontractor diverting proceeds, guilty of larceny. The proceeds of any
  insurance which by the terms of the policy are payable to the  owner  of
  real  property  improved, and actually received or to be received by him
  because of the destruction or removal by fire or other  casualty  of  an
  improvement  on  which  lienors  have performed labor or services or for
  which they have furnished materials, shall  after  the  owner  has  been
  reimbursed  therefrom  for  premiums  paid  by  him,  if  any,  for such
  insurance, be subject to liens provided by this act to the  same  extent
  and  in  the same order of priority as the real property would have been
  had such improvement not been so destroyed or removed.
The proceeds of any insurance which by the terms  of  the  policy  are
  payable to a contractor or subcontractor, and actually received or to be
  received  by  him because of the destruction or removal by fire or other
  casualty of an improvement on which he has performed labor  or  services
  or for which he has furnished materials, shall, after such contractor or
  subcontractor has been reimbursed therefrom for premiums paid by him, if
  any,  for such insurance, be liable for the payment of demands for labor
  or services performed or materials furnished by his order and for  which
  he  is  liable,  in  the  same  manner  and under the same conditions as
  payments to him under his contract would have been had such  improvement
  not been so destroyed or removed.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 2 - Mechanics' Liens › 5 - Liens Under Contracts for Public Improvements.

§   5.  Liens  under  contracts  for  public  improvements.  A  person
  performing labor for or furnishing materials to a contractor, his or her
  subcontractor  or  legal  representative,  for   the   construction   or
  demolition  of  a  public  improvement  pursuant  to  a contract by such
  contractor with the state or a public corporation, and any trust fund to
  which benefits and wage supplements are due or payable for  the  benefit
  of such person performing labor, shall have a lien for the principal and
  interest  of the value or agreed price of such labor, including benefits
  and wage supplements due or  payable  for  the  benefit  of  any  person
  performing  labor,  or materials upon the moneys of the state or of such
  corporation  applicable  to  the  construction  or  demolition  of  such
  improvement,  to  the  extent of the amount due or to become due on such
  contract, and under a judgment of the court of  claims  awarded  to  the
  contractor  for  damages arising from the breach of such contract by the
  state, or awarded for furnishing labor or materials not contemplated  by
  the  provisions  of  said  contract,  upon  filing  a  notice of lien as
  prescribed in this  article,  except  as  hereinafter  in  this  article
  provided. Where no public fund has been established for the financing of
  a  public improvement with estimated cost in excess of two hundred fifty
  thousand dollars, the chief financial officer of the public owner  shall
  require the private entity for whom the public improvement is being made
  to  post,  or  cause  to  be posted, a bond or other form of undertaking
  guaranteeing prompt payment of moneys due to the contractor, his or  her
  subcontractors  and  to all persons furnishing labor or materials to the
  contractor or his or her subcontractors in the prosecution of  the  work
  on the public improvement.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 2 - Mechanics' Liens › 6 - Liens for Labor on Railroads.

§  6.  Liens  for  labor  on railroads. Any person who shall hereafter
  perform any labor for a railroad corporation shall have a lien  for  the
  value   of  such  labor  upon  the  railroad  track,  rolling-stock  and
  appurtenances of such railroad corporation and upon the land upon  which
  such  railroad  track and appurtenances are situated, by filing a notice
  of such lien in the office of the clerk of any county wherein  any  part
  of  such  railroad  is  situated,  to the extent of the right, title and
  interest of such corporation in such property, existing at the  time  of
  such  filing.  The  provisions of this article relating to the contents,
  filing and entry of a notice of a mechanic's lien, and the priority  and
  duration  thereof,  shall  apply  to such liens. A copy of the notice of
  such lien shall be personally served upon such  corporation  within  ten
  days  after  the  filing thereof in the manner prescribed by the justice
  court act for the service of summons  in  actions  in  justices'  courts
  against domestic railroad corporations.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 2 - Mechanics' Liens › 7 - Liability for Advance Payments, Collusive Mortgages and Incumbrances.

§   7.   Liability  for  advance  payments,  collusive  mortgages  and
  incumbrances. Any payment by the owner, contractor or subcontractor upon
  a contract for the improvement of real property, made prior to the  time
  when,  by  the  terms of the contract, such payment becomes due, for the
  purpose of avoiding the provisions of  this  article,  shall  be  of  no
  effect  as  against the lien of a subcontractor, laborer, or materialman
  under such contract, created before such payment actually becomes due. A
  conveyance, mortgage, lien or incumbrance  made  by  an  owner  of  real
  property,  for  the  purpose of avoiding the provisions of this article,
  with the knowledge or privity of the person to whom  the  conveyance  is
  made  or  in  whose  favor the mortgage, lien or incumbrance is created,
  shall be void and of no effect as against a  claim  on  account  of  the
  improvement of such real property, existing at the time of the making of
  the conveyance or the creation of such mortgage, lien or incumbrance.
Nothing in this chapter shall subject the title of a purchaser of real
  property for value whose conveyance is recorded prior to the filing of a
  lien  pursuant to this chapter to any such lien, provided the instrument
  of conveyance contains the provisions mentioned in subdivision  five  of
  section thirteen.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 2 - Mechanics' Liens › 8 - Terms of Contract May Be Demanded.

§  8. Terms of contract may be demanded. A statement of the terms of a
  contract made between an owner and a contractor, pursuant  to  which  an
  improvement of real property is being made, and, of the amount due or to
  become  due  thereon  shall  be  furnished upon demand in writing by the
  owner, or his duly authorized agent,  to  a  subcontractor,  laborer  or
  material   man  performing  labor  for  or  furnishing  materials  to  a
  contractor, or subcontractor, under such  contract.  If,  within  thirty
  days  of  such  demand  the  owner  refuses  or neglects to furnish such
  statement or falsely states the terms of such contract or the amount due
  or to become due thereon, and a subcontractor, laborer or  material  man
  has  not  been  paid  the  amount  of  his claim against a contractor or
  subcontractor, under such contract, and a judgment has been obtained and
  execution issued against such contractor or subcontractor  and  returned
  wholly  or  partly  unsatisfied,  the owner shall be liable for the loss
  sustained by reason of such refusal, neglect or false statement, and the
  lien of such subcontractor, laborer or material man, filed as prescribed
  in this article, against  the  real  property  improved  for  the  labor
  performed  or  materials furnished after such demand, shall exist to the
  same extent and be enforced in the same manner  as  if  such  labor  and
  materials had been directly performed for and furnished to such owner.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 2 - Mechanics' Liens › 9 - Contents of Notice of Lien.

§ 9. Contents of notice of lien. The notice of lien shall state:
1.  The  name  and  residence  of  the  lienor; and if the lienor is a
  partnership or a corporation, the business  address  of  such  firm,  or
  corporation,  the names of partners and principal place of business, and
  if a foreign corporation, its principal place  of  business  within  the
  state.
1-a. The name and address of the lienor's attorney, if any.
2.  The  name of the owner of the real property against whose interest
  therein a lien is claimed, and the interest of the owner as far as known
  to the lienor.
3. The name of the person by whom the lienor was employed, or to  whom
  he  furnished  or  is  to  furnish  materials;  or,  if  the lienor is a
  contractor or subcontractor, the person with whom the contract was made.
4. The labor performed or materials furnished and the agreed price  or
  value  thereof, or materials actually manufactured for but not delivered
  to the real property and the agreed price or value thereof.
5. The amount unpaid to the lienor for such labor or materials.
6. The time when the first and last items of work were  performed  and
  materials were furnished.
7.  The  property  subject  to  the  lien,  with a description thereof
  sufficient for identification; and if in a city or village, its location
  by street and number, if known; whether the property subject to the lien
  is real property improved  or  to  be  improved  with  a  single  family
  dwelling  or  not.  A  failure  to  state  the name of the true owner or
  contractor, or a misdescription of the true owner, shall not affect  the
  validity  of  the lien. The notice must be verified by the lienor or his
  agent, to the effect that the statements therein contained are  true  to
  his  knowledge  except as to the matters therein stated to be alleged on
  information and belief, and that as to those matters he believes  it  to
  be true.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 2 - Mechanics' Liens › 11 - Service of Copy of Notice of Lien.

§  11.  Service  of copy of notice of lien. Within five days before or
  thirty days after filing the notice of lien, the lienor  shall  serve  a
  copy  of  such  notice  upon  the  owner,  if  a  natural person, (a) by
  delivering the same to him personally, or if the owner cannot be  found,
  to  his  agent or attorney, or (b) by leaving it at his last known place
  of residence in the city or town in which the real property or some part
  thereof is situated, with a person of suitable age  and  discretion,  or
  (c) by registered or certified mail addressed to his last known place of
  residence,  or  (d)  if such owner has no such residence in such city or
  town, or cannot be found, and he has no agent or attorney, by affixing a
  copy thereof conspicuously on such property, between the hours  of  nine
  o'clock  in the forenoon and four o'clock in the afternoon; if the owner
  be a corporation, said service shall be made (i) by delivering such copy
  to and leaving the same with the president, vice-president, secretary or
  clerk to the corporation,  the  cashier,  treasurer  or  a  director  or
  managing  agent  thereof,  personally, within the state, or (ii) if such
  officer cannot be found within the state  by  affixing  a  copy  thereof
  conspicuously  on such property between the hours of nine o'clock in the
  forenoon and four o'clock in the afternoon, or (iii)  by  registered  or
  certified mail addressed to its last known place of business. Failure to
  file  proof  of  such a service with the county clerk within thirty-five
  days after the notice of lien is filed shall terminate the notice  as  a
  lien.  Until  service of the notice has been made, as above provided, an
  owner, without knowledge of the lien, shall be protected in any  payment
  made in good faith to any contractor or other person claiming a lien.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 2 - Mechanics' Liens › 11-A - Notice of Completion and Acceptance May Be Demanded.

§ 11-a. Notice of completion and acceptance may be demanded. 1. At any
  time  before  the  construction or demolition of a public improvement is
  completed and  accepted  by  the  state  or  any  political  subdivision
  thereof,  or  by  a  public  corporation or within thirty days thereof a
  person performing work for or furnishing materials to a contractor,  his
  subcontractor,  assignee  or  legal  representative  may  file a written
  demand requiring notice of completion and acceptance  be  given  to  him
  upon the happening of such event.
2.  Such  demand  shall  be  filed  with the head of the department or
  bureau having charge of the construction or demolition. It  shall  state
  the  name  and  address  of  the  one making the demand; the name of the
  contractor  or  subcontractor  for  whom  the  labor  was  performed  or
  materials  furnished;  the estimated amount of the entire value thereof;
  and a description of the public improvement upon  which  the  labor  was
  performed or the materials furnished.
3.  Within  five  days  of any completion and acceptance in respect to
  which a demand for notice has been filed pursuant to the  provisions  of
  this section the head of the department or bureau issuing the same shall
  cause written notice thereof to be mailed to the name and address of the
  one making the demand as recited therein.
4.  The  failure  by  the  state, public corporation or any officer or
  employee thereof to give the notice required by this section  shall  not
  give rise to any cause of action; extend any period of time within which
  an act must be performed; or otherwise alter, affect or impair any other
  right or duty.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 2 - Mechanics' Liens › 11-B - Copy of Notice of Lien to a Contractor or Subcontractor.

§  11-b.  Copy  of  notice  of  lien to a contractor or subcontractor.
  Within five days before or thirty days after filing a notice of lien  in
  accordance  with  section  ten  of  this  chapter  or  the  filing of an
  amendment of notice of lien in accordance with section twelve-a of  this
  chapter  the  lienor  shall  serve a copy of such notice or amendment by
  certified mail on  the  contractor,  subcontractor,  assignee  or  legal
  representative  for  whom  he  was  employed  or  to  whom  he furnished
  materials or if the lienor is  a  contractor  or  subcontractor  to  the
  person,  firm  or  corporation with whom the contract was made. A lienor
  having a direct contractual  relationship  with  a  subcontractor  or  a
  sub-subcontractor  but  not with a contractor shall also serve a copy of
  such notice or amendment by certified mail to the contractor. Failure to
  file proof of such a service with the county  clerk  within  thirty-five
  days  after  the notice of lien is filed shall terminate the notice as a
  lien. Any lienor, or a person acting on behalf of a lienor, who fails to
  serve a copy of the notice of lien as required by this section shall  be
  liable for reasonable attorney's fees, costs and expenses, as determined
  by the court, incurred in obtaining such copy.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 2 - Mechanics' Liens › 11-C - Copy of Notice of Lien to a Contractor or Subcontractor With Respect to Public Improvements Liens.

§  11-c.  Copy of notice of lien to a contractor or subcontractor with
  respect to  public  improvements  liens.  Within  five  days  before  or
  simultaneously  with  filing a notice of lien in accordance with section
  twelve of this chapter or the filing of an amendment of a notice of lien
  in accordance with section twelve-a of this chapter with  respect  to  a
  public improvement lien, the lienor shall serve a copy of such notice or
  amendment  by  certified mail on the contractor, subcontractor, assignee
  or legal representative for whom he was employed or to whom he furnished
  materials or if the lienor is  a  contractor  or  subcontractor  to  the
  person,  firm  or  corporation with whom the contract was made. A lienor
  having a direct contractual  relationship  with  a  subcontractor  or  a
  sub-subcontractor  but  not with a contractor shall also serve a copy of
  such notice or amendment by certified mail to the contractor. The notice
  of lien so filed shall contain thereon or there shall be filed therewith
  proof of service of a copy of said lien upon the parties required to  be
  served  pursuant  to  this  section,  and  failure to file proof of such
  service shall render the notice of lien a  nullity.  Any  lienor,  or  a
  person  acting  on  behalf of a lienor, who fails to serve a copy of the
  notice of  lien  as  required  by  this  section  shall  be  liable  for
  reasonable  attorney's  fees,  costs  and expenses, as determined by the
  court, incurred in obtaining such copy.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 2 - Mechanics' Liens › 12 - Notice of Lien on Account of Public Improvements.

§  12.  Notice  of lien on account of public improvements. At any time
  before the  construction  or  demolition  of  a  public  improvement  is
  completed  and  accepted  by the state or by the public corporation, and
  within thirty days  after  such  completion  and  acceptance,  a  person
  performing  work  for  or  furnishing  materials  to  a  contractor, his
  subcontractor, assignee or legal representative, may file  a  notice  of
  lien  with  the  head  of the department or bureau having charge of such
  construction or demolition and with the comptroller of the state or with
  the financial officer of the public corporation,  or  other  officer  or
  person  charged  with  the  custody  and  disbursements  of the state or
  corporate funds applicable to the contract  under  which  the  claim  is
  made.  The  notice shall state the name and residence of the lienor, the
  name of the contractor or subcontractor for whom the labor was performed
  or materials furnished, the amount claimed to be due or to  become  due,
  the  date  when  due, a description of the public improvement upon which
  the labor was performed  and  materials  expended,  the  kind  of  labor
  performed  and  materials furnished, and materials actually manufactured
  for but not delivered to such public improvement,  and  give  a  general
  description  of  the  contract pursuant to which such public improvement
  was constructed or demolished. If the  lienor  is  a  partnership  or  a
  corporation,  the  notice  shall  state  the  business  address  of such
  partnership or corporation, the names of the partners, and if a  foreign
  corporation,  its  principal  place of business within the state. If the
  name of the contractor or subcontractor is not known to the  lienor,  it
  may  be  so  stated  in the notice, and a failure to state correctly the
  name of the contractor or subcontractor shall not affect the validity of
  the lien. The notice must be verified by the lienor or his agent, to the
  effect that the  statements  therein  contained  are  true  to  his  own
  knowledge,  except  as  to  the  matters therein stated to be alleged on
  information and belief, and that as to those matters he believes  it  to
  be  true.  The  comptroller of the state or the financial officer of the
  public corporation or other officer or person charged with  the  custody
  and  disbursements  of  the  state  or corporate funds applicable to the
  contract under which the claim is made shall enter the same  in  a  book
  provided  for  that  purpose,  to  be called the "lien book". Such entry
  shall include the name and residence of the  lienor,  the  name  of  the
  contractor  or subcontractor, the amount of the lien and date of filing,
  and a brief designation of the contract under which the lien arose.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 2 - Mechanics' Liens › 12-A - Amendment.

§  12-a.  Amendment. 1. Within sixty days after the original filing, a
  lienor may amend his lien upon twenty days notice to  existing  lienors,
  mortgagees  and  the  owner,  provided  that  no action or proceeding to
  enforce or cancel the mechanics' lien has been brought in  the  interim,
  where  the purpose of the amendment is to reduce the amount of the lien,
  except the question of wilful exaggeration shall survive such amendment.
2. In a proper case, the court may, upon five days' notice to existing
  lienors, mortgagees and owner, make an order amending a notice  of  lien
  upon  a  public  or  private  improvement,  nunc  pro  tunc. However, no
  amendment shall be granted to  the  prejudice  of  an  existing  lienor,
  mortgagee or purchaser in good faith, as the case may be.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 2 - Mechanics' Liens › 14 - Assignment of Lien.

§ 14. Assignment of lien. A lien, filed as prescribed in this article,
  may  be  assigned by a written instrument signed and acknowledged by the
  lienor, at any time before the discharge thereof. Such assignment  shall
  contain  the names and places of residence of the assignor and assignee,
  the amount of the lien and the date of filing the notice of lien, and be
  filed in the office where the notice of the lien assigned is filed.  The
  facts relating to such an assignment and the names of the assignee shall
  be entered by the proper officer in the book where the notice of lien is
  entered and opposite the entry thereof. Unless such assignment is filed,
  the  assignee  need  not be made a defendant in an action to foreclose a
  mortgage, lien or other incumbrance. A payment made by the owner of  the
  real  property  subject  to  the  lien  assigned  or  by  his  agent  or
  contractor, or by  the  contractor  of  a  public  corporation,  to  the
  original  lienor,  on  account  of  such  lien,  without  notice of such
  assignment and before the same is filed, shall  be  valid  and  of  full
  force  and  effect.  Except  as  prescribed  herein,  the validity of an
  assignment of a lien shall not be affected by  a  failure  to  file  the
  same.
2023 New York Laws › LIE - Lien › Article 2 - Mechanics' Liens › 16 - Assignment of Contracts and Orders for Public Improvement to Be Filed.

§  16. Assignment of contracts and orders for public improvement to be
  filed. No assignment of a contract for the performance of labor  or  the
  furnishing  of  materials  for a public improvement, or of the money, or
  any part thereof, due, or to become due, therefor, nor an order drawn by
  the contractor or sub-contractor upon the  public  corporation,  or  the
  head  of  the  department or bureau having charge of the construction or
  demolition of such public improvement, or the financial officer  of  the
  public  corporation, or other officer or person charged with the custody
  and disbursement of the corporate funds applicable to the  contract  for
  such public improvement, shall be valid unless such assignment or order,
  or  a  copy  thereof, be filed within twenty days after the date of such
  assignment of contract, or such assignment of money, or such order, with
  the head of the department or bureau having charge of such  construction
  or  demolition, and with the financial officer of the public corporation
  or other officer or person charged with the custody and disbursement  of
  the   corporate  funds  applicable  to  the  contract  for  such  public
  improvement, and such assignment or  order  shall  have  effect  and  be
  enforceable  from  the  time  of  such filing, and no such assignment or
  order shall have any validity until the same shall have been  so  filed,
  and  every such assignment or order, not filed, shall be absolutely void
  as against  a  subsequent  assignee  in  good  faith  and  for  valuable
  consideration,  whose  assignment  or  order  is  first  duly filed. The
  financial officer of the public corporation, or other officer or  person
  with  whom  the assignment order, or copy thereof, is filed, shall enter
  the facts relating to the same in the lien book or other  book  provided
  for such purpose.