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• New York Real Property Law Section 1
  Short title.
• New York Real Property Law Section 2
  Definitions.
• New York Real Property Law Section 10
  Capacity to hold real property.
• New York Real Property Law Section 11
  Capacity to transfer real property.
• New York Real Property Law Section 15
  Title through alien.
• New York Real Property Law Section 16
  Liabilities of alien holders of real property.
• New York Real Property Law Section 17
  Heirs of patriotic Indian.
• New York Real Property Law Section 18
  Mines in Saint Lawrence county.
• New York Real Property Law Section 119
  Purchase by mortgage trustee.
• New York Real Property Law Section 120
  Operation and sale by mortgage trustee.
• New York Real Property Law Section 120-A
  Liquidation of mortgage by trustee.
• New York Real Property Law Section 121
  Reorganization of property covered by trust mortgage.
• New York Real Property Law Section 122
  Procedure of reorganization and expenses in connection therewith.
• New York Real Property Law Section 122-A
  Modification of trust mortgages given in prior re-organizations.
• New York Real Property Law Section 123
  Preserving existing rights.
• New York Real Property Law Section 124
  Purpose and application of article.
• New York Real Property Law Section 125
  Definitions.
• New York Real Property Law Section 126
  Trust indentures.
• New York Real Property Law Section 127
  Restrictions on trustees.
• New York Real Property Law Section 128
  Minimum bid of trustee at sale on foreclosure to be fixed by court.
• New York Real Property Law Section 129
  No deposit agreement shall be valid or binding which does not set forth the following provisions for the protection of the bondholders:
• New York Real Property Law Section 130-A
  Restrictions on committees.
• New York Real Property Law Section 130-B
  Managing agents and management companies.
• New York Real Property Law Section 130-C
  Voting trustees and voting trust agreements.
• New York Real Property Law Section 130-D
  Fees and allowances.
• New York Real Property Law Section 130-E
  Removal of trustees, committees or depositaries.
• New York Real Property Law Section 130-F
  Actions for accounting by minority groups; expenses thereof.
• New York Real Property Law Section 130-G
  Violations and penalties.
• New York Real Property Law Section 130-H
  Construction of article.
• New York Real Property Law Section 130-I
  Separability.
• New York Real Property Law Section 130-J
  Right to appeal.
• New York Real Property Law Section 130-K
  Exemptions from restrictions on trustees and trust indentures.
• New York Real Property Law Section 189
  Estate of curtesy abolished.
• New York Real Property Law Section 190
  Dower.
• New York Real Property Law Section 190-B
  Lands reacquired by the husband.
• New York Real Property Law Section 191
  Dower in lands exchanged.
• New York Real Property Law Section 192
  Dower in lands mortgaged before marriage.
• New York Real Property Law Section 193
  Dower in lands mortgaged for purchase-money.
• New York Real Property Law Section 194
  Surplus proceeds of sale under purchase-money mortgages.
• New York Real Property Law Section 195
  Widow of mortgagee not endowed.
• New York Real Property Law Section 196
  When dower barred by misconduct.
• New York Real Property Law Section 196-A
  When dower barred by dissolution of marriage.
• New York Real Property Law Section 197
  When dower barred by jointure.
• New York Real Property Law Section 198
  When dower barred by pecuniary provisions.
• New York Real Property Law Section 199
  When widow to elect between jointure and dower.
• New York Real Property Law Section 200
  Election between devise and dower.
• New York Real Property Law Section 201
  When deemed to have elected.
• New York Real Property Law Section 202
  When provision in lieu of dower is forfeited.
• New York Real Property Law Section 203
  Effect of acts of husband.
• New York Real Property Law Section 204
  Widow's quarantine.
• New York Real Property Law Section 205
  Widow may bequeath a crop.
• New York Real Property Law Section 206
  Divorced woman may release dower.
• New York Real Property Law Section 207
  Married woman may release dower by attorney.
• New York Real Property Law Section 220
  Action for use and occupation.
• New York Real Property Law Section 221
  Rent due on life leases recoverable.
• New York Real Property Law Section 222
  When rent is apportionable.
• New York Real Property Law Section 223
  Rights where property or lease is transferred.
• New York Real Property Law Section 223-A
  Remedies of lessee when possession is not delivered.
• New York Real Property Law Section 223-B
  Retaliation by landlord against tenant.
• New York Real Property Law Section 224
  Attornment by tenant.
• New York Real Property Law Section 225
  Notice of action adverse to possession of tenant.
• New York Real Property Law Section 226
  Effect of renewal on sub-lease.
• New York Real Property Law Section 226-A
  Effect of new lease on tenant's right to remove fixtures or improvements.
• New York Real Property Law Section 226-B
  Right to sublease or assign.
• New York Real Property Law Section 227
  When tenant may surrender premises.
• New York Real Property Law Section 227-A
  Termination of residential lease by senior citizens moving to a residence of a family member or entering certain health care facilities, adult care
• New York Real Property Law Section 227-B
  Termination of certain contracts by senior citizens.
• New York Real Property Law Section 228
  Termination of tenancies at will or by sufferance, by notice.
• New York Real Property Law Section 229
  Liability of tenant holding over after giving notice of intention to quit.
• New York Real Property Law Section 230
  Right of tenants to form, join or participate in tenants' groups.
• New York Real Property Law Section 231
  Lease, when void; liability of landlord where premises are occupied for unlawful purpose.
• New York Real Property Law Section 232
  Duration of certain agreements in New York.
• New York Real Property Law Section 232-A
  Notice to terminate monthly tenancy or tenancy from month to month in the city of New York.
• New York Real Property Law Section 232-B
  Notification to terminate monthly tenancy or tenancy from month to month outside the city of New York.
• New York Real Property Law Section 232-C
  Holding over by a tenant after expiration of a term longer than one month; effect of acceptance of rent.
• New York Real Property Law Section 233
  Manufactured home parks; duties, responsibilities.
• New York Real Property Law Section 234
  Tenants' right to recover attorneys' fees in actions or summary proceedings arising out of leases of residential property.
• New York Real Property Law Section 235
  Wilful violations.
• New York Real Property Law Section 235-A
  Tenant right to offset payments and entitlement to damages in certain cases.
• New York Real Property Law Section 235-B
  Warranty of habitability.
• New York Real Property Law Section 235-C
  Unconscionable lease or clause.
• New York Real Property Law Section 235-D
  Harassment.
• New York Real Property Law Section 235-E
  Duty of landlord to provide written receipt.
• New York Real Property Law Section 235-F
  Unlawful restrictions on occupancy.
• New York Real Property Law Section 236
  Assignment of lease of a deceased tenant.
• New York Real Property Law Section 236*2
  Discrimination against children in dwelling houses and manufactured home parks.
• New York Real Property Law Section 237
  Discrimination in leases with respect to bearing of children.
• New York Real Property Law Section 238
  Agreements or contracts for privileges to deal with occupants of tenements, apartment houses or bungalow colonies.
• New York Real Property Law Section 239
  Legislative findings.
• New York Real Property Law Section 239-A
  Definitions.
• New York Real Property Law Section 239-B
  Only approved portable kerosene heaters permitted in structures.
• New York Real Property Law Section 239-C
  Approval by the secretary of state.
• New York Real Property Law Section 239-D
  Sale of unapproved portable kerosene heaters.
• New York Real Property Law Section 239-E
  Portable kerosene heaters prohibited in multiple dwellings.
• New York Real Property Law Section 239-F
  Penalties for violation.
• New York Real Property Law Section 239-G
  Application of article.
• New York Real Property Law Section 240
  Definitions and use of terms.
• New York Real Property Law Section 240-B
  Certain conveyances authorized; effect thereof.
• New York Real Property Law Section 240-C
  Joint tenancy severance.
• New York Real Property Law Section 241
  Ancient conveyances abolished.
• New York Real Property Law Section 242
  Disclosure prior to the sale of real property.
• New York Real Property Law Section 243
  Grant of fee or freehold.
• New York Real Property Law Section 244
  When grant takes effect.
• New York Real Property Law Section 245
  Estate which passes by grant or devise.
• New York Real Property Law Section 246
  Certain deeds declared grants.
• New York Real Property Law Section 247
  Conveyance by tenant for life or years of greater estate than possessed.
• New York Real Property Law Section 248
  Effect of conveyance where property is leased.
• New York Real Property Law Section 249
  Covenants in mortgages.
• New York Real Property Law Section 251
  Covenants not implied.
• New York Real Property Law Section 252
  Lineal and collateral warranties abolished.
• New York Real Property Law Section 253
  Construction of covenants in grants of freehold interests.
• New York Real Property Law Section 254
  Construction of clauses and covenants in mortgages and bonds or notes.
• New York Real Property Law Section 254-A
  Right of election of mortgagee in certain cases.
• New York Real Property Law Section 254-B
  Limitation on late charges.
• New York Real Property Law Section 254-C
  Right to a copy of real property appraisals and consumer reports in certain cases.
• New York Real Property Law Section 254-D
  Fees by mortgagee for direct payment of real property taxes by mortgagor prohibited.
• New York Real Property Law Section 255
  Construction of grant of appurtenances and of all the rights and estate of grantor.
• New York Real Property Law Section 256
  Construction of grant in executor's or trustee's deed of appurtenances, and of the estate of testator and grantor.
• New York Real Property Law Section 257
  Covenants bind representatives of grantor and mortgagor and inure to the benefit of whom.
• New York Real Property Law Section 258
  Short forms of deeds and mortgages.
• New York Real Property Law Section 259-C
  Provision in lease of real property for waiver of trial by jury in actions for personal injury or property damage.
• New York Real Property Law Section 260
  Lands adversely held may be conveyed or mortgaged.
• New York Real Property Law Section 261
  Maintenance of telegraph or other electric wires raises no presumption of grant.
• New York Real Property Law Section 265
  Fraudulent intent, question of fact.
• New York Real Property Law Section 266
  Rights of purchaser or incumbrancer for valuable consideration protected.
• New York Real Property Law Section 267
  Conveyances with power to revoke, determine or alter.
• New York Real Property Law Section 268
  Disaffirmance of fraudulent act by executor and others.
• New York Real Property Law Section 269
  When remainderman may pay interest owed by life tenant.
• New York Real Property Law Section 270
  Powers of courts of equity not abridged.
• New York Real Property Law Section 271
  Construction of covenants in mortgages on leases of real property and bonds or notes.
• New York Real Property Law Section 272
  Construction of grant of appurtenances, and all of the rights and estate of the mortgagor.
• New York Real Property Law Section 273
  What form of mortgage on lease of real property.
• New York Real Property Law Section 274
  Transfers and mortgages of interest in decedents' estates.
• New York Real Property Law Section 274-A
  Certificate of principal amount unpaid on mortgages of real property.
• New York Real Property Law Section 275
  Certificate of discharge of mortgage required.
• New York Real Property Law Section 276
  Effect of certain easements on the right to invest in mortgages.
• New York Real Property Law Section 277
  Modification and extension of mortgage investment.
• New York Real Property Law Section 277-A
  Powers of fiduciaries and others holding guaranteed mortgages or mortgage investments.
• New York Real Property Law Section 278
  Exchange of mortgage investment.
• New York Real Property Law Section 278-A
  Sale or exchange of certain real property or mortgage investments therein authorized.
• New York Real Property Law Section 279
  Graduated payment mortgage.
• New York Real Property Law Section 280
  Reverse mortgage loans for persons sixty years of age or older.
• New York Real Property Law Section 280-A
  Reverse mortgage loans for persons seventy years of age or older.
• New York Real Property Law Section 281
  Credit line mortgage.
• New York Real Property Law Section 290
  Definitions; effect of article.
• New York Real Property Law Section 291
  Recording of conveyances.
• New York Real Property Law Section 291-A
  Recording conveyances of land in towns in Chautauqua county; duties of county and town clerks.
• New York Real Property Law Section 291-B
  Recording conveyances of land in towns in Cattaraugus county; duties of county and town clerks.
• New York Real Property Law Section 291-C
  Recording memoranda of leases.
• New York Real Property Law Section 291-CC
  Recording modifications of leases.
• New York Real Property Law Section 291-D
  Recording of master forms of mortgage covenants and clauses; incorporation thereof by reference.
• New York Real Property Law Section 291-E
  Exceptions, reservations and recitals referring to unrecorded conveyances and contracts for sale of real property.
• New York Real Property Law Section 291-F
  Rights where recorded mortgage restricts landlord's action in respect to leases.
• New York Real Property Law Section 291-G
  Recording insurance information.
• New York Real Property Law Section 291-H
  Recording of liens by the state.
• New York Real Property Law Section 292
  By whom conveyance must be acknowledged or proved.
• New York Real Property Law Section 292-A
  Conveyances by certain corporations executed and acknowledged by attorneys in fact entitled to recordation.
• New York Real Property Law Section 293
  Recording of conveyances heretofore acknowledged or proved.
• New York Real Property Law Section 294
  Recording executory contracts and powers of attorney.
• New York Real Property Law Section 294-A
  Recording assignments of rent.
• New York Real Property Law Section 294-B
  Recording brokers affidavit of entitlement to commission for completed brokerage services.
• New York Real Property Law Section 295
  Recording of letters patent.
• New York Real Property Law Section 296
  Recording copies of instruments which are in secretary of state's office.
• New York Real Property Law Section 297
  Certified copies may be recorded.
• New York Real Property Law Section 297-A
  Recording of certified copies of bankruptcy papers; constructive notice.
• New York Real Property Law Section 297-B
  Recording of certified copies of judgments affecting real property.
• New York Real Property Law Section 298
  Acknowledgments and proofs within the state.
• New York Real Property Law Section 299
  Acknowledgments and proofs without the state, but within the United States or any territory, possession, or dependency thereof.
• New York Real Property Law Section 299-A
  Acknowledgment to conform to law of New York or of place where taken; certificate of conformity.
• New York Real Property Law Section 300
  Acknowledgments and proofs by persons in or with the armed forces of the United States.
• New York Real Property Law Section 301
  Acknowledgments and proofs in foreign countries.
• New York Real Property Law Section 301-A
  Acknowledgment to conform to law of New York or of foreign country; certificate of conformity.
• New York Real Property Law Section 302
  Acknowledgments and proofs by married women.
• New York Real Property Law Section 303
  Requisites of acknowledgments.
• New York Real Property Law Section 304
  Proof by subscribing witness.
• New York Real Property Law Section 305
  Compelling witnesses to testify.
• New York Real Property Law Section 306
  Certificate of acknowledgment or proof.
• New York Real Property Law Section 307
  When certificate to state time and place.
• New York Real Property Law Section 308
  When certificate must be under seal.
• New York Real Property Law Section 309
  Acknowledgment by corporation and form of certificate.
• New York Real Property Law Section 309-A
  Uniform forms of certificates of acknowledgment or proof within this state.
• New York Real Property Law Section 309-B
  Uniform forms of certificates of acknowledgment or proof without this state.
• New York Real Property Law Section 310
  Authentication of acknowledgments and proofs made within the state.
• New York Real Property Law Section 311
  Authentication of acknowledgments and proofs made without the state.
• New York Real Property Law Section 312
  Contents of certificate of authentication.
• New York Real Property Law Section 313
  Notary public.
• New York Real Property Law Section 313-A
  Deputies.
• New York Real Property Law Section 314
  Recording of conveyances acknowledged or proved without the state, when parties and certifying officer are dead.
• New York Real Property Law Section 314-A
  Proof when witnesses are dead.
• New York Real Property Law Section 315
  Recording books.
• New York Real Property Law Section 316
  Indexes.
• New York Real Property Law Section 316-A
  Indexing and reindexing conveyances, mortgages and other instruments.
• New York Real Property Law Section 316-B
  Inactive hazardous waste disposal site registry index.
• New York Real Property Law Section 317
  Order of recording.
• New York Real Property Law Section 318
  Certificate to be recorded.
• New York Real Property Law Section 319
  Time of recording.
• New York Real Property Law Section 320
  Certain deeds deemed mortgages.
• New York Real Property Law Section 321
  Recording discharge of mortgage.
• New York Real Property Law Section 321-A
  Recording discharge of rent assignment.
• New York Real Property Law Section 324
  Effect of recording assignment of mortgage.
• New York Real Property Law Section 325
  Recording of conveyances made by treasurer of Connecticut.
• New York Real Property Law Section 326
  Revocation to be recorded.
• New York Real Property Law Section 327
  Penalty for using long forms of covenants.
• New York Real Property Law Section 328
  Certain acts not affected.
• New York Real Property Law Section 329
  Actions to have certain instruments canceled of record.
• New York Real Property Law Section 330
  Officers guilty of malfeasance liable for damages.
• New York Real Property Law Section 331
  Laws and decrees of foreign countries appointing agents and attorneys and recording of the same.
• New York Real Property Law Section 332
  The record of certain conveyances validated.
• New York Real Property Law Section 332-A
  Validation of the record, execution and proof or acknowledgment of certain other instruments.
• New York Real Property Law Section 332-B
  The record of certain other conveyances validated.
• New York Real Property Law Section 333
  When conveyances of real property not to be recorded.
• New York Real Property Law Section 333-A
  Same; maps to be filed.
• New York Real Property Law Section 333-B
  Recording of maps or plot plans.
• New York Real Property Law Section 333-C
  Lands in agricultural districts; disclosure.
• New York Real Property Law Section 334
  Maps to be filed; penalty for nonfiling.
• New York Real Property Law Section 334-A
  Filing of subdivision maps in Nassau county; penalty for non-filing.
• New York Real Property Law Section 335
  Filing of maps and abandonment of subdivisions in Suffolk county; penalty for nonfiling.
• New York Real Property Law Section 335-A
  Easements of necessity.
• New York Real Property Law Section 335-B
  Recording of solar energy easements.
• New York Real Property Law Section 336
  Effect of recording demands or requirements of alien property custodian.
• New York Real Property Law Section 337
  Definitions.
• New York Real Property Law Section 337-A
  Provisions governing sale or lease of subdivided lands.
• New York Real Property Law Section 337-B
  Offering statement; contents; prohibitions.
• New York Real Property Law Section 337-C
  Right to cancel.
• New York Real Property Law Section 338
  Inspection power of department of state; unlawful practices; penalties.
• New York Real Property Law Section 339
  Filing fees.
• New York Real Property Law Section 339-A
  Rules and regulations.
• New York Real Property Law Section 339-AA
  Lien for common charges; duration; foreclosure.
• New York Real Property Law Section 339-B
  Powers of department.
• New York Real Property Law Section 339-BB
  Insurance.
• New York Real Property Law Section 339-C
  Action by department of state.
• New York Real Property Law Section 339-CC
  Repair or reconstruction.
• New York Real Property Law Section 339-D
  Short title.
• New York Real Property Law Section 339-DD
  Actions.
• New York Real Property Law Section 339-E
  Definitions.
• New York Real Property Law Section 339-EE
  Effect of other laws.
• New York Real Property Law Section 339-F
  Application of article.
• New York Real Property Law Section 339-FF
  Mortgage investments on units by state agencies, insurers, banking organizations and fiduciaries; limitation to first mortgages.
• New York Real Property Law Section 339-G
  Status of units.
• New York Real Property Law Section 339-GG
  Severability.
• New York Real Property Law Section 339-H
  Ownership of units.
• New York Real Property Law Section 339-HH
  Reservation of power.
• New York Real Property Law Section 339-I
  Common elements.
• New York Real Property Law Section 339-II
  Construction.
• New York Real Property Law Section 339-J
  Compliance with by-laws and rules and regulations.
• New York Real Property Law Section 339-JJ
  Borrowing by board of managers.
• New York Real Property Law Section 339-K
  Certain work prohibited.
• New York Real Property Law Section 339-KK
  Rents.
• New York Real Property Law Section 339-L
  Liens against common elements; liens against units; liens for labor performed or materials furnished.
• New York Real Property Law Section 339-M
  Common profits and expenses.
• New York Real Property Law Section 339-N
  Contents of declaration.
• New York Real Property Law Section 339-O
  Contents of deeds and leases of units.
• New York Real Property Law Section 339-P
  Copy of floor plans to be filed.
• New York Real Property Law Section 339-Q
  Filing with board.
• New York Real Property Law Section 339-R
  Blanket mortgages and other blanket liens affecting a unit at time of first conveyance.
• New York Real Property Law Section 339-S
  Recording.
• New York Real Property Law Section 339-T
  Withdrawal from provisions of this article.
• New York Real Property Law Section 339-U
  By-laws.
• New York Real Property Law Section 339-V
  Contents of by-laws.
• New York Real Property Law Section 339-W
  Books of receipts and expenditures; availability for examination.
• New York Real Property Law Section 339-X
  Waiver of use of common elements; abandonment of unit; conveyance to board of managers.
• New York Real Property Law Section 339-Y
  Separate taxation.
• New York Real Property Law Section 339-Z
  Lien for common charges; priority; exoneration of grantor and grantee.
• New York Real Property Law Section 345
  Recording of declaration of intention to preserve certain restrictions on the use of land.
• New York Real Property Law Section 370
  Petition to register title to real property.
• New York Real Property Law Section 371
  Petitions and proceedings to be in supreme court; title part of special term.
• New York Real Property Law Section 372
  County clerks and registers to be registrars of title.
• New York Real Property Law Section 373
  Registrar's bond.
• New York Real Property Law Section 374
  Deputy registrars' powers and duties.
• New York Real Property Law Section 375
  Compensation of registrars and deputy registrars, official examiners of title, and registration clerks.
• New York Real Property Law Section 376
  Disposition of fees received by registrar.
• New York Real Property Law Section 377
  Official examiners of title.
• New York Real Property Law Section 378
  What owners may apply; what titles may be registered.
• New York Real Property Law Section 379
  Contents of petition for registration; other papers to be filed.
• New York Real Property Law Section 380
  Official examiner's report of title; other evidences of title.
• New York Real Property Law Section 381
  Survey, map or plan to be filed.
• New York Real Property Law Section 382
  Notice of petition and of pendency of proceeding.
• New York Real Property Law Section 385
  Proceedings upon the petition; notice of hearing.
• New York Real Property Law Section 386
  Form of notice to parties.
• New York Real Property Law Section 388
  Guardian ad litem.
• New York Real Property Law Section 389
  Any person interested may appear and defend.
• New York Real Property Law Section 390
  Title in lands vested; clouds thereon removed.
• New York Real Property Law Section 391
  Final orders conclusive; to be entered and docketed as a judgment.
• New York Real Property Law Section 392
  Fraud; action to set aside or appeal from the final order or judgment of registration or to recover the property.
• New York Real Property Law Section 393
  Registration of title.
• New York Real Property Law Section 394
  Certificate of title.
• New York Real Property Law Section 395
  Title book.
• New York Real Property Law Section 396
  Duplicate certificate of title.
• New York Real Property Law Section 398
  Certificate to include dealings pending registration.
• New York Real Property Law Section 399
  Certificate of title as evidence.
• New York Real Property Law Section 400
  Rights of owners of registered property; exceptions; incumbrances and transfers to be filed.
• New York Real Property Law Section 401
  Registered property not affected by prescription or adverse possession.
• New York Real Property Law Section 402
  Fraud; notice only by registration.
• New York Real Property Law Section 403
  Memorial to be carried forward.
• New York Real Property Law Section 404
  Registered property to remain registered.
• New York Real Property Law Section 404-A
  Withdrawal from registration in certain instances.
• New York Real Property Law Section 405
  Registered property subject to same rights and burdens as unregistered property.
• New York Real Property Law Section 406
  Transfers of registered property.
• New York Real Property Law Section 407
  Certificate as to part of property remaining after transfer.
• New York Real Property Law Section 409
  Filing, entering and indexing papers pursuant to this act; tickler certificate.
• New York Real Property Law Section 409-A
  Entries in other indexes.
• New York Real Property Law Section 410
  Notice of filed papers.
• New York Real Property Law Section 411
  Addresses of interested parties; notice.
• New York Real Property Law Section 412
  When a transfer is deemed to be registered.
• New York Real Property Law Section 413
  New certificates of title.
• New York Real Property Law Section 414
  Loss of duplicate certificate.
• New York Real Property Law Section 415
  Mortgages, leases and other liens and charges; may be registered.
• New York Real Property Law Section 416
  Proceedings to register mortgage, lease or other lien or charge.
• New York Real Property Law Section 417
  Judgments, decrees, attachments and other liens to be noted on certificate.
• New York Real Property Law Section 418
  Assignment of mortgage, lease, or other lien or charge.
• New York Real Property Law Section 419
  Release, discharge or surrender of charge or incumbrance.
• New York Real Property Law Section 420
  Enforcement of mortgages, charges, liens and incumbrances.
• New York Real Property Law Section 421
  Powers of attorney to be filed and registered.
• New York Real Property Law Section 422
  Reference of doubtful matters to the court.
• New York Real Property Law Section 423
  Death of owner of registered property; transfer of property.
• New York Real Property Law Section 423-A
  Form for transfer of property upon death of owner of registered property.
• New York Real Property Law Section 426
  Assurance fund.
• New York Real Property Law Section 427
  Compensation from assurance fund.
• New York Real Property Law Section 428
  Action against assurance fund.
• New York Real Property Law Section 429
  Restrictions on claims against assurance fund.
• New York Real Property Law Section 430
  Penalties for fraudulent acts or false certificates.
• New York Real Property Law Section 431
  Forgery and fraudulent stamping; penalty.
• New York Real Property Law Section 432
  Fees to be charged.
• New York Real Property Law Section 433
  Construction of article.
• New York Real Property Law Section 434
  Form for official examiner's report of title.
• New York Real Property Law Section 435
  Form for certificate of title.
• New York Real Property Law Section 436
  Ternination of title registration procedures.
• New York Real Property Law Section 440
  Definitions.
• New York Real Property Law Section 440-A
  License required for real estate brokers and salesmen.
• New York Real Property Law Section 440-B
  Licenses in Putnam county.
• New York Real Property Law Section 441
  Application for license.
• New York Real Property Law Section 441-A
  License and pocket card.
• New York Real Property Law Section 441-B
  License fees.
• New York Real Property Law Section 441-C
  Revocation and suspension of licenses.
• New York Real Property Law Section 441-D
  Salesman's license suspended by revocation or suspension of employer's license.
• New York Real Property Law Section 441-E
  Denial of license; complaints; notice of hearing.
• New York Real Property Law Section 441-F
  Judicial review.
• New York Real Property Law Section 442
  Splitting commissions.
• New York Real Property Law Section 442-A
  Compensation of salesmen; restrictions.
• New York Real Property Law Section 442-B
  Discontinuance or change of salesman's association; report.
• New York Real Property Law Section 442-C
  Violations by salesmen; broker's responsibility.
• New York Real Property Law Section 442-D
  Actions for commissions; license prerequisite.
• New York Real Property Law Section 442-E
  Violations.
• New York Real Property Law Section 442-F
  Saving clause.
• New York Real Property Law Section 442-G
  Nonresident licensees.
• New York Real Property Law Section 442-H
  Rules of the secretary of state.
• New York Real Property Law Section 442-I
  State real estate board.
• New York Real Property Law Section 442-J
  Effect of invalid provision.
• New York Real Property Law Section 442-K
  Powers and duties of the state real estate board.
• New York Real Property Law Section 442-L
  After-the-fact referral fees.
• New York Real Property Law Section 443
  Disclosure regarding real estate agency relationship; form.
• New York Real Property Law Section 443-A
  Disclosure obligations.
• New York Real Property Law Section 444-A
  Short title.
• New York Real Property Law Section 444-B
  Definitions.
• New York Real Property Law Section 444-C
  State home inspection council.
• New York Real Property Law Section 444-D
  License requirements for home inspectors.
• New York Real Property Law Section 444-E
  Qualifications for licensure.
• New York Real Property Law Section 444-F
  License periods, renewals and fees.
• New York Real Property Law Section 444-G
  Duty of care of home inspectors.
• New York Real Property Law Section 444-H
  Suspension and revocation of licenses.
• New York Real Property Law Section 444-I
  Denial of license; complaints; notice of hearing.
• New York Real Property Law Section 444-J
  Practice of architecture and professional engineering.
• New York Real Property Law Section 444-K
  Liability coverage.
• New York Real Property Law Section 444-L
  Duties of the secretary.
• New York Real Property Law Section 444-M
  Construction with other laws.
• New York Real Property Law Section 444-N
  Unlicensed activities.
• New York Real Property Law Section 444-O
  Violations and penalties for unlicensed activities.
• New York Real Property Law Section 444-P
  Judicial review.
• New York Real Property Law Section 444-Q
  Severability.
• New York Real Property Law Section 446-A
  Definitions.
• New York Real Property Law Section 446-B
  License required.
• New York Real Property Law Section 446-C
  Contracts; fees; reporting procedures.
• New York Real Property Law Section 446-D
  Display of license and business sign.
• New York Real Property Law Section 446-E
  Revocation and suspension of licenses.
• New York Real Property Law Section 446-F
  Notice of hearing on complaints.
• New York Real Property Law Section 446-G
  Judicial review.
• New York Real Property Law Section 446-H
  Violations.
• New York Real Property Law Section 446-I
  Rules and regulations.
• New York Real Property Law Section 446-J
  Partial invalidity.
• New York Real Property Law Section 450
  Lands used for cemetery purposes not to be sold or mortgaged.
• New York Real Property Law Section 451
  Acquisition of lands for cemetery purposes in certain counties.
• New York Real Property Law Section 460
  Short title.
• New York Real Property Law Section 461
  Definitions.
• New York Real Property Law Section 462
  Property condition disclosure statement.
• New York Real Property Law Section 463
  Exemptions.
• New York Real Property Law Section 464
  Revision.
• New York Real Property Law Section 465
  Remedy.
• New York Real Property Law Section 466
  Duty of an agent.
• New York Real Property Law Section 467
  Liability.
• New York Real Property Law Section 600
  Laws repealed.
• New York Real Property Law Section 601
  Construction.
• New York Real Property Law Section 602
  When to take effect.

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Last modified: August 9, 2006