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tary court Ml Presumption of Juflwdletlon. 14X Naval mllltla. The enumeration of »eetl<>ns and fbalr running titles In artlele eight of said •hapter la hereby amended to read aa fol- lawa:
Artlele VIII Artnt, Uniforma and Rqtilpments for tha
National Oiinnl and .Vaval Mllltla. ¦aetlen If/i Organizations
J««. Commlrtsloned officers 167. Responsibility for publie prop¬ erty. M. Turchaae of uniforms and
equipments 189. rurchasea from the I.tnlted, Statea f IL The enurr^eratlon of aeetlons and their running titles In artlele twelve of aaM rhapter Is hereby amended to raad' aa follows:
Article XII. Miseellanenua Provlalona. Bauthin 2C0 Joint service nn land. 2B1 Dutlea by title of offlre. 8B2. Formation of asaorlatieMi;
lawa.
XS. Formation of stale aasoeiatlon. tM. Rules nnd regulatlona. , 3E6 Uustofrr and usage of the Unit¬ ed Statea army and navy. m Orgnnlxattona not attached to •
hrigade. K7. Lawa repealed. SM. Name of thla chapter. • aM. When to take effect.
I 41 The following aectlona of aald eiiapter are hereby renumbered:
fa) Seetion nlne-a adde^ to article one of aald chnpter by chaptei'flve hundred and Mxty-elght of the laws of nineteen hun¬ dred and sixteen Is hereBy renumhered to be aeetlon ten and eertionn ten to twenty- two, both IhrluBlve, of said artlele are hereby renumbered to be respectively aec¬ tlona eleven to twenty-three, hoth inclu¬ elve
(b) Section forty as enacted by chapter two hundreil and elghtv-flve of the laws of nineteen hundreel nnd eleven, aa amended by chapter three hundred nnd flfty-elgbt of the Inws of nineteen hundred and fif¬ teen. Is hereby renumbered seodon thlrtv- two; scdUja-dr(.y aa enac(eel by ijhapter seven hundred and ninety-three of the lawa of nineteen bundred nnd thirleen Is hereby renumbered section thirty-three
(r) SertlonB eighty-four and elghty-flve of said chnpter ure renumbered to be re- #>t>ectlvely sections eighty-one and eighty- two.
fd» Sections one hundred and forty*nine, one hunelred nnd fltty-flve. ono himdre;!! and flfty-six nnd one hundred nnd flftv- •even are severally renumbered to be re¬ spectively sections ono hundred nnd thir¬ ty-eight, one hundred nnel forty-one, one hundred nnd forty-two nnd one hundred and forty-three.
fe) Sections one hundred and seventy and one hundred and seventy-one are aev¬ erally renumhere*! to be respectively sec¬ tions one hundred nnd sixly-elght and one hundred nnd sixly-nlne.
(f) Sections two hundred nnd flfty-flve. two hundred and flfty-sIx, two hundred and flfty-seven, two hundred und fifty- eight, two hundred and flfly-nlne and two hundred and sixty of said chapier are sev¬ erally renumbered to be respectively sec¬ tlona two hundred and flfty-four, two hun¬ dred and flf(y-flve, two hundred and flfty- ' alx, two hundred and flfty-seven. two hun¬ dred and flfty-elght und two hundred and fifty-nine. '
' I 43. The following eectlons of aaid chap¬ ter aa amended and in force at the dato this act takes effect are hereby repealed, '¦ namely: Sections thirty-two, thirty-three, thirty-four, thlrty-flve, thirty-six, thirty- seven, thIrty-elglU, thirty-nine, forty-one, seventy-flve, Beventy-slx, seventy-seven, nInety-sIx, one hundred and two, one hun¬ dred and thirty-two, one hundred and tjiir- ty-three, one" hundred and thlrty-fouft one hundred and thlrty-flve, one hundrod and thlrty-Blx, one hundred and thirty-seven, ond hundred and thirty-eight, one hun¬ dred und thirty-nine, one hundred and 1 forty, one hundred and forty-one, one hun- | dren and forl.v-three, one hundred and forty-four, one hundred and fnrly-flve, one hundred and forty-seven, one hundred and forty-eight, one hundred and flfty, one hundred and flfty-one. one hundre>d and flfty-two, one hundred and flfty-three. one hundred and flfty-four, one hundred and flfty-aeven, one hundreel .and "TTf eight, one hundred and sixty-seven, one '¦ hundred and Hixty-elghl and two hundred | and flfty-four.
i 44. This aet shall take effect Immedl- j ately.
State of New Tork, Office of the Secre- j lary of State, ss:
I havo compared the prece<ling with the original law on file In this office, and do ' hereby cerlify that the aame Is a correct | transcript therefrom and of the whole of j raid original law. :
FRANCIS M. HUGO. 1
Secretary uf Slate.
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
CHAP. tE3. AN ACT to amend the civil service law, in
relation to the establishment of a system
of service records and ratings. |
Became a law May 25, 1917, with the ap¬ proval of the Oovernor. Passed, three- flfths being present.
The People of the Stale of New York, represented In Senate and Assmbly, do enact as follows:
Section 1. Article three of ehapter fif- ' teen of the laws of nineteen hundred and j '' nine, entilled "An acl In relallon to the ' civil aeI^'ice of the state of New York, and , the civil dlvlslo-.is and citiea thereof, con¬ stituting chapter seven of the consolidated ; lawB," Is hereby amended by adding'the j following sections, lo be known us sectlona forty-aix und forty-aeven:
i 46. Kstabllshtnent of a system of serv¬ ice records und ratings. 1. All depart¬ mental agencies of the state government, whether Known aa departmenta, tnslltu- tiona. boarda, commiaslona, or otherwise, shall keep and report aervice records and ratings of employees, fur the purpose of - recording In terms of quality, quantltp, and other factors, the relative efflciency of employeea engaged in the same or simi¬ lar lines of work, under the rulea and regulatlona preaerlbed by the civil jervice commiaaion. . i
2. The civil service commission ahall, within nine montha after this act takes i effect, preacrlbe auitable rules and regula-' *' tlons for the keeping, reporting, and re- • viewing of the service records and ratings i of employees in the classlfled aervice of tbe state and ahall enforce the same. It shall uae auch aervice records as a factor In promotional examinations from grade to grade, and aa a basis for determining the rendition of satisfactory service neces¬ sary for advancement from one rale in another. Such rules and regulations and any modlflcatlons thereof shall take effect when approved by the governor. !
I 47." Eatabllabmeiit of departmental personnel boarda. A peraonnel buard ahall. when required by the civil aervice com¬ mission, be aatabllahed In eae-h depart¬ mental agency of the government for the ' purpoae of aaalating the civil service cuni- mlaslon In enforcing the aeveral proviaions of the civil aervice law. The memtiers uf suah boards shall c-onalat of state offlcers , or employeea and shall serve without pay. Other condllkiiis governing the memtier- ablp and conduct of such boarda ahall t>e , prescribed by the civil service cummlsaiun. j
I L This act shall take effect immedi¬ ately, j Bute of New Turk. Office of the Secre- I Ukty ot State, as: j I bare compared the preceding with the | orlgtnal law on file In thla oflloa, and do hereby certify that the aame Is a eorraet I trajkscripi therefrom and of the whole ol I oott original law | ntAKCM M. HUOiX '
LAWS OF NKW YOR«—By Au4harit»» I
Cil.M' i.,i. AN ACT to amend the cexl^ of criminal
proce.hire. in relation fo judgment to le
entered on the minutes.
Heenme a law May 9, 1917, «lth tha approval of the Oeivernc»r. f'aaaed, three ' flftlia leeing preaent.
The t'eople of the State of New York. ' represented In Ftennte nnd Aaaembly, do enact as follows:
Section 1. Section seven hundred an. •ixty flve of the code of criminal proced¬ ure la hereby amended to rend as fo.- Iowa:
i 7«. Jiidtment to be antereeV on the minutea "When Judgment is given upon the appeal. It must be entered upon tha ! minutea, and In case of a reversal it ' Bhall atnfe wheth*r the reversal waa tetf ] errors of law only or waa for errors of I fart, or was for errors both of Inw an I fail and If the reversal waa for errors of law only whether the facta were examin¬ ed and errors fnund therein
I t. This net shall take effert Septem¬ lier flrat, nineteen hundred and seventeeft, Stnte of New Tork, Offlee of the Secre- ,
tary of State, ss :
I have compared the preceding with ths original law on filo In this office, and do i hereby certify thnt the same Is a correct ' transcript therefrom and of the whole of I aald original law,
FRANCIS M HUOO,
Secretary ot State.
,. nineteen hundred and , Hchedule O.
between (inaert raaManee) ! 4nltdaim Deed.
pany of the flrat part, and Statutory '^nti D. findividuat)
tmaeit resilience) party of toe Becond psirt, Tiia Indcniure. made the duy
v.itu, sseen, that fhe party of the Hist of nineteen hundred
part. In c.insidaratlon of
. p,ovi,.'e,l. r wl:i hoop tba I tni",nel n,„iln t ,t tho 1.1 r. -,,«i,, .
dollars, la.,lul money of the I inited States, paid by the party of the Becond part, doea hereby grant and release uiito the party
nt tie second part and
aasigna forever, all edescrlptlon),
together with the appurtinaneea anel all the eatale and rights of the pirty of the flrst part In nnd to said premises.
To have and to liold tlio piemlaew herein granted unto the party ef the aecond pari,
and asalgna forever. And said
envenanta Sa follows:
Flret. That a.ald la seized
of anld premises In fee simple, nnd haa geiod right te) convey the sume.
Second. That the party of the second part shall qnletly enjoy ttio said premises
¦ 1. rhat l,,e ..... ,
tetittc.t,l.t t-' l.e;o • i ( t Till.I tac nuir^N i:, I budd,.:, on tne- p e . ;¦,¦
I lose by bl^ f JT ti>e iiei.efli
8 'lliat ri.i bill.,11 : in t..e Ii;e n.c I shaH be removed or i.e nr.tlsiied wuhn d hie I oil ent of t.,e r.iot i»,. ;e,-'.
4. Ti-at tJie whole Or eall principal atlni
ahall b.''-re diemft'^r o. .avil l.i l.,« po-
I merit e f lluy-Installment of principal or of
doilars!'ln«rii'i'rn'onev of the I'tilted States^ [ '"""' "' ' ' ¦ :¦• fl-*'>''' <"• "'Ae-" defau t
pnid by the partv of the second part, ones | In i »e ri^:rif.it rf at:y fax. wa' r r..te c- hereby remise, relense nnd quitclaim unt.i I aasesa-ieit for dnys atter n
arid tietwcen ,
(Insert tettAmtiOn), party of the flrst pin.
and , (Insert reshleiu-eh
party of fie aecond part:
\Vltne»«<»t,i, th,Tt the perfy Ot tiie ftrst pait. In c ousiderniion of
the party of the aecond pnrt
and HBSigns forever, Kil (dearrlptlon)". to¬ gether With fhe appiirtennnces snd all the estnte and rights of the party of the first part In nnd tft snid premises
To have nnd to hold the premiaes herein grnnted unto the party of the aecond fmrt. and aaaigns forever
In witness whereof, the party of th« flrat part has hereunto aet hla hand
-, --.. ... _^ _ IIIC, |,oii iinif iivniMiiieif nd iiib ¦inii\j n.i,.
Third. Thnt the snid premisea are free g,,^; ,|,p ,,^y ,„,, jg„p n„, above written
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority, i
CHAP. m. i
AN ACT to amend the code of criminal i
procedure. In relation to appeal by th« |
penplo from Judgment of the county -,
court
Hecame a law May 2P, 1917, with the ap¬ prnval of tho tiovernor. Paased, three flft ha being preaent.
T;he People of the State of New York. represenlfMi In Senate and Asaembly, do | enact aa follows:
Sectle»n 1 Section aeven hundred and i aeventy of the code of ciiminal procedure is hereby nmended to read as fnllows:
i 770. t)n Judginent of oounty courl, the defendant and the people may appeal tn the appellale divlsinn.
If the Juelgmeiit on the appeal be ng.alnst ' the defendant, he may appeal Iherefrniii to till' apiMill.-ite division of the supreme court, In the same mnnner aa from a Judg¬ inent In an adlori prosecuted by Indict- ment, and may be uilmitted lo ball upnn Hie appeal. In like manner. If the Judg ment ou (he api>eal be agalnsi the people) und It uppeurs by the judgment that tlie - reversal wis for errors of law only, the pe-oplo iiiaj afipcal there-frcini to the appcl late division of the Bilpreme court, provid¬ ed a jUMtlee of the supreme court In the ' department wherein the judgment uikui ' the appeal from the innglstrateH decisinii was rendeied. gr.inl un order permitting such appeal by the people lo the appellate division.
{ 2. The code of criminal procedure la hereby amendeil by Inaerting therein two new section,'!, to l>e section.'* seven hunelrcd and seventy-a and seven hundred und sev- enty-b, to read, respectively, aa follows:
jl 770-a. Appeal to the appcllafo division by the' pe^ople; how taken. For the pur¬ pose of uppeallnp to the appellate division. the dlstrld attorney of the county wherein Statutory Form the judgment of the county court has been -, rendered must within sixty days tefter the entry upon the minutes nt the reversal of the magiatrate's dec-ialon by the county eeiurf, as provided by section aeven hun¬ dred and aixty-flve of the code of crimin.al procedure, apply to a Justice of the su- prenm court In the department wherein the judgment was rendered, upon a writ¬ ten nppllcation, for leave to appeal to the appell.ate division from such reversal
5 77()-b, Appeal; how allowed. If in thn opinion of the Judge to whom the appllc.i.- tion Is made, it is profier that tho question ari.sing out of the revea-siil of thn decision of the maglstrnte by the count.v court, should bo reviewed by Ihe appell.ate di¬ vision, he must Krant an order permitting such appeal hy the people to the appellntn division The dl!=itrk-l attorney must with¬ in twenty daya thereafter serve upon thn defendant or hla attorney, a copy of the order granting sue-h alkiwance of appeal.
!f*,T This net shall t ".ke effect September first, nineteeib h..».,ir,.,] nnd seventeen. State of Xew York. Offlco of the Secre-
t.ary of State, ss:
I have comp.arec! the preceding with tho orlLTlnal law on file In this eifflce. and do hereby eertlfy that the same Is a correct tninscrlpt therefrom and of the whole of said original law
FRANCIS M. HUGO,
Secretary of State.
from enrumhrances;
Fourth. That the party of the flrst part will execute or pmcuro any further necea¬ sary aaeuranre of the tUle to aald pre;-ii- laes.
Fifth That said will for¬ ever warrant the title to aald premisea.
In witness whereof, the parly of the flrst pnrt has hereunto set his hand nnd aeal the day anel year flrat above written.
In presence of:
Schedule It
Deed With Full Covenants.
Statutory Form A A. (Corporation i
This Indenture, made the d:iy
of nineteen hundred bm.I
, between a corixir.i
Hon organized under the laws of
III presence of
Schedule H.
Qultd.tlm tJeed.
atatiitory Form T)f>, (Corporatloni
This Indenture, made the dav
of nineteen hundre,!
and between
a corporalion organlaed under the lawa of
party^ of the flrst part, and
(Insert realdenee), party of the
aecond part:
VVItnesielh. that fhe party of the first
part. In ceinslderntlon of
dollnra, lawful money of the t'nited States, paid by tha party of the second part, doea hereby remlae. relense and quitclaim unto the party of the second pnrt. hl.'t heirs nnd nsglpna forever, nil
party of the flrat part, nnd ¦ (deacrlplton), together with the appiirte
insert residence l, party of the second
nancea and nil the eatate and rights of the pnrty of ths first part In and to aald premisea.
To have nnd to hold the premises herein granted unto the party oi the second pnrt. hla heirs anu nsslgns forever.
In witness whereof, the party of the first pnrt haa caused Its eorpornte seal to be hereunto affixed and these presents In bo signed bv Itn duly aulhorized othrer the dny and year flrst above written. Schedule I Kxi-c-utor'a Uc-ed. Stnfntory' Form E.
Thla Indenture, made the day
of nineteen hundred
and between
na execiiteir of the Inst will
nnd teatament of bite of
defeased, party Of the first
part, and (Insert reRlclenc-ei
party of the second part:
W'ltnesaelh. that t';e party of the flrst part, by virtue of the power nnd nuthority
• ...__. . I to him given In and bv the s;i|i1 Inst will
Fourth. Th.-it the party of the flrst pnrt I 3„j testament, nnd In rnnslderalion of
will execute or prnciirc any further nee^cs- , dollara, lawful moncv of the
sary asaiirance of the title to snid prein- Ignited States, paid by the rmrty of the
'•'"'''• . • , a . .1 Becond part, dejes herehv grant nnd re-'
Fifth. That the pnrty of the flrst part ,g„gg „„,„ ^,^^ p,,^,^. „f ^y^^ sorond pnrt.
win forever warrant the tide (o said his heira and assigns for-
premises. lever, nil (description), lo¬
in w-iliiesa whero.if. the party of tin i gather with the nrp;irteiian'-es. and also flrst part has e-:ii: e.l Its corporate seal In g„ ,^9 p,tn(o whi' h tho Bald testator had
WItnesseth that the party of tha flrBl
pa t. in conaleleratiein of
d'lllars, lawful inniiey of the United Stales, paid by the party of the second pa ft. ileiea hereby grant and release unto tbo
party of the second pnrt , snd
assigns forever, nil (ilescrlp-
Heiii), together with the appurtfmanees ami nil Ihe estate nnd rights of the party of the brat part In nnd to s:iid premi.-'es,
To have and to hold the premises herein grnnted unto the party eif the .secoud part. and assigns for¬ ever. And the pnrty nf Ihe flrst part CO'cmiiits ns follows:
First. That the party of the flrst part Is seized of tho said piemi.-es in fee .si-n- 1 pie. and hns good right to convey the snme; I
Second Thnt the pnrty of the aecond j part shall e|uietl.v- enjoy the said premK >.
Third, that the said premises are free I from Incumbrani
i.imkh n&nfWHt
M«AI, fOTirii!!.
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority.
CHAP. lofl. AN ACT to amend the code of civil pro¬ cedure. In relation to evidencing an ap- ' pearanee In surrogate's court. Hecamo a luw May 29. 1917. with the ap¬ proval of the tliivernor Passed, three- I flflhs being present.
The People of the State of New York, represonti-d in Senate and ABsembly, do enact aa follows:
Sec-tlon 1. Sec-tlon twenty-flve hundred and thirty-three of the code of civil pro¬ cedure, as umended by chapter flve hun¬ dreel and aeventy of the lawa of eighteen hundred and nlnety-aix and chapter three : hundred and thirt.v of the laws of nlnetee '
he hereunto afllxnl. and these presents In
be algni'd bv its duly authorized oftldr
the day and yenr first nhove written.
.Schedule (,".
Bargain and Sale Deed.
Without Covenant
ngaliiat drantor
, (Individual)
This Indenture, made the
day of nineteen huniir'il
and between
(Insert resldencei parly of the flrst part.
and (Insert resldencel part.v-
of the second p.art:
\Vliiie;.ssetli. (liat tho party of the first part. In coiisiderallnn of dol¬ lars, lawful iiiouey of tho Iriited .Stal-a, paid by the part.v uf the second p.irt, iloes hereby grant and release unto the party
of tho second p.arl and us-
slgns fnrever, ull (descriii¬ tion), together with the appurtenances and nil Hie eitite and rights of the pnrty of the llrsl part in nnd 10 said promises.
To havo und to hold the ubove gianlocl meiilioiiod. ni pre mises unto the parly of the second (insert resldei part anel assigns forever.
In witlle.'^¦s whereof, the parly of llie flrst part haa hereunto set his hand atul seal tlio day nncl year-flrst above written.
In presoiiee of:
S,-hedule R. Rnrvaiii and S:ile Deed. Statutory Form HH. Without Covenniit against Grantor. ((Corporation)
This Indenture, made the clay
if nineleen hundred and
lielween , a
corpcir:; :inn cirganizcd under the laws of
party of the flrst iiart.
and (Insert residence),
party of the second part:
A\"itnesseth. thut the party of the flrst
part. In consideration of
dollara, lawful money of the United Statea, paid by the party nf the second part, does hereby grant and release unto the party
of tho second part and
assigns for, ver, all (descrip¬ tion!, together with the appurtenances nnd nil the estate and rights of the party of tho flrst pnrt in and to said premiaea.
To have and to hold the premises herein granted unto the parly of the second part and aaelgns forever.
In witness whereof, the party of the flrst p.arl has caused Its corporate seal to be hereunto afflxed. and these preaenta to be signed by Ita duly authorlied offleer the
at the time of hia deceise In snid p-.-^m- Isea, and also the estate therein, which the party of tho flrst part has or has power to eonve.v or dispose of. whether Indlvldiinlly. or by virtue of suld will or otherwise.
To have and to hold the premises herein grnnted unto tlio party of the second part. nnd assigns forever.
And the jiarty of the flrst part covenants • hat he has not clone nr Buffered anything whereby the s.aid premlsea'have been in¬ cumbered in nny way whatever.
In wllnesa whereof, the party of the flrst part has hereunto set his hand and Beal Hie day and j i-ur flrsi aliovo written
In presence of:
Schedule J. Referee's Dec-cl in Foreclosure. Statutory I'nrm F.
This deed, made the day
if iiliieloeii hundred nnd
lielween referee
duly uppolnloii in the uclloii lioroinafler
and I I. Tiie.t the holder of this mnrtgafte. In ! any neti "» to ioree-lci<e It, shall be en-
tltleH t" t e appoint,n 'It of n receiver li Thnt Ihe mortgagor will pny nil tnxes
aaac'fnv n s or w.iter raters, and in ilc:aiilt
thereof. li;o nio ir -g.-e n.iy pay the aam
7. Tlint the mnrtgrigor within
dnys upon rc ; :e't l:i pert-i n or within
days upnn rm est by tnnll Will |
fiirni h n atalement of the nmount due on ! is mortgage.
8. Th.it not re nnl de-rinnd or request in,''y be In vrl'Ing nnd may be served In peraon or bj i-iiiil
* Th,'t the mortgagnr wnrrnnta the title to tiie prf;:il-'f, 1.
In witness whereof this mortgnge hmv been duly executed tiy tlie mortgagor.
In preaenre of
Schedule N
Assignitient of Mortgnge.
statutory Form I. Without Covenant
Know that asalpiior. la
eonsidemton of dollnra. pail
by aaeiinnee herehv assigns
llllio the assignee, a certain mortgn.ge
mnde hy given to sei-ure
fnymetit of the sum of doilnrs
and Interest, dated the ». day
of recorded nn the
day of In Ihe offlee of the
of the count;- of
Irt liber of mortgage s. at page
covering premises , to-
ge,tlier Willi the bond or eibll:;atlein de- s'rlbe'l In said morli; ige. and tue moneys due and to grow due thereon with the In- Icre.-it.
To have nnd to hold the same unto the nssi'." 1 e and to the sue c ejisors. leiial rep¬ rc ¦cntatlves'nnd nislgns of Ihe assignee forever
III \>ilness whereof, the nsslgnor has
he eiintn set his hnnd nnel seni Ihis
(lav of nineteen hundred
.- nd
In pieeence of: '
Schedule (1. .Assigtvii'tit of Slntnlorv Fnrm J.
Know that
ronsldernlluii of
by unl
mlur,
md
hundred and eleven, apd furlher amended ^^y and year flrst above written.
ind renumbered by chapter foijr hunelred and forty-three of tho laws of nineleen hundred nnd fourteen, la hereb.v amended , to read as follows: !
J 2533, Appearance; how made and effect ' thereof. In a surrngate's court, a part.v of ' full age may. unless he haa been Judicially
declared to be incompetent to manage his '^^^
Sc-heelule K. Barguin and Sale Deed. Statutory Form C. With Covenant
against Grantor (Individual)
This indenture, made the dny
of nineteen hundred and
affairs, appear and prosecute or defend apeclal iiroceedlng in person, or by at¬ torney regularly admitted lo practloo In the courts of record, at his election, ex- i cept in a proceeding t 1 punish him for contempt, or where he Is required to ap- 1 pear In person, by speciil provision of law. [ or by a special order of the surrogate. An , appeurance must bo evidenced by a no¬ tice of appeurance signed by the party or
(Insert residence), party of the ftrst part, and
(Insert residence), party of
the second part: WItnesseth, thnt the party of the flral
part. In c-oiislderation of
dollars, lawful muiey of the United States, paid h>- the party of the aecond part. does hereby grant and release unto the party of the aecond part, his heira and isslgns forever, all . (descrlp
by his atlorney, or In the c-ase of a public I tionl together with the appurtenance.'
offleer, by such ofllL-er or a duly constitut¬ ed deputy In the name of auch officer, and flled in the surrogate's oourt; and where no eilatlon has been served on the person appearing, auch notice must be signed by him and be acknowledged or proved, and duly certlfled.
I i: I'his act ahall take effect Immediately State of New "i'ork. Offlce of the Secretary
of State bs:
all Hie estate and rights Of the party of the flrat part in and to said premiaea.
To liave and to hold the premiaea herein gmiiteil until the party of the second pert. his heirs and assigns forever. And the party of the flrst part covenanta that he has not done or suffered anything where¬ by the said premises have been Incumber- e,I In any wny whatever.
In Wllnesa whereof the party of the
I have compared the preceding with the ! f f"! I"""' has hereunto set hla hand and original law on tile In this office, and do 1 seal the day and year flral above written herehy certify that the same is a correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of aold original law
FTlANcMS M. HUOO,
Secretary of State.
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authorlt>.
I'lIAP 6S1. AN ACT to amend the reul property law.
In relatUin to uhurt forma uf deeds and
mortgagea
Hecunie a law May 29, 1917, with the ap¬ proval of Ihe Governor. Paased, three- flfths being preaent
The People of the State of New York, represented In Senate und Aasembly, do enact as follows:
Section I Section twu hundred and flfty- •Ight of chapter flfty-two of the laws of nineteen hundred and nine, entltliHl "An act relating to real property, eonatltuting chapter flfty of the consolidated laws." is hereby amended to read aa follows:
f SM. Short forms of deeds and mort¬ gages The uae of the following forms of Inatrumants for the conveyance and mort¬ gage of real property Is lawful, but thla bectlon doea not prevent or Invalidata the uae of other funna:
Schedule A.
Deed With Pull CoarenaaU.
ttatutory roraa A. andlvMu*!)
Thla Ia4a»tiu«, tomto tba «a,y •<
In presence nf
Schedule F. Murgnin and Sale Deed. Statutory Fortn CC With Covenant
against Qranter. (Corporation)
This Indenture, made the day
of nineteen hundred and
between u
corporation organised under the laws of
party of the flrst part, and
(Insert residence), party
of the sec-ond part.
WItnesseth. that the party of the flrat
part In consider itlon of dollara.
lawful money of the United Statea, paid bv the patty of the second part, does lierebv grant nnd release unto the part of
the second-part. and
«.sigiis forever, all (descrlp-
iiniu. together with the appurtenancea md H'l (he eatate and rights of tha party Ilf the flrst part In and to said premisea.
To have snd to hold the premisea here¬ in granted unto the party of the aacond
part and aaalgna for
ever And the party of the flrat part covenants that It has not done or suffered
loe:
Wllnesseth, that Hie gruiilor. the referee
appointed in an action beiv.eoii
plaintitlK, and defendants,
foreclosing a rnurlgage recorded on tbo
day of iu tne
oflice of the of the e uunly
01 in liber of
mortgages, at page in pursuance of
a Judgmeiil euloioel ut a special leriii of
the on ttiej
day of and In consideration
of dollurs palcl hy the
grantee, being the highest sum tiid at llie sale under said judniiiont. duos hereby grant and convey unlu the grunlco. uil (deioriptiun),
Tu have und to hold the premises iierein
granted untu the graiitoe and
assigns furever.
In wltiiesa whereof, the grantor has hereunto set his hund und seal.
In presence ot:
Schedule K. rieforee's lieed In Partition. Statutory Form O
This deed, made the day
of nineteen hundred
and beiween
referee duly appolnled in the action here¬ inafter mentioned, grantor, and .'
linsert reaidenco). grantee:
WItnesseth. that the grantor, the referee appointed In an action In partition be¬ tween , philntiris. und
defendants. In pursuance
of a Judgment entered al a apeclal tenn
of tho on the
day of and In consideration
of dollars paid by the grantee.
being the highest sum bid al the sale un¬ der auld Juclgment, does hereby gr:iiit and convey unto the grantee all (deacrliti ion 1.
To have and tn hold the premises herein
granted unto the grantee and
assigns forever.
In witness whereof, the grantor has hereunto set his hand and seal.
In pres^-noa of:
Schedule L. Aaslgnment of I.eaae. Statutory Form M.
Know that assignor. In
conalderatlon of dollars, paid
by asaignee, hereby assigns
unto the assignee a cerluin lease made by
to dated
the day of and
recorded on the day of
In the offlce of the of the county
of In liber of
conveyances, at page e-overlng
premises , together -with the
premises therein described, and the build¬ ings thereon, with the appurtenances,
To have and to hold the same imtn th?
assignee and assigns, from
the day of
nineteen hundited and for
alj the rest of years men- | ^^i.^ hundred and
tloned In the said lenae, subject to the 1 „n,, ^o he-etiv
Mortf'nge.
With Covenant
nssii:tii>r. In
dollars, paid
assignee, hereb.v aa-'igns
tho assignee, n e-ortain mortgago
made liv given to secure p,'y-
mcnt of the sum of dollars
and Intercut ehitid the day
of rce-orcled on the
day of In the offlce of the
of the counly of In
Uber of murtivagi'S. at p.agc
covering p,-emi:-e.-i tngeilier with
the bond or olillgation described in sui'l mortgage, and the- moneya due and to grow eiue therenn with the. Inlere.'t,
To have nnd to hold fhe same unto tho assignee, and to ll;e siice-essnrs leg.al rep- reseiitatives and assigns of the assignee forever.
And tho assignee covenants that there la now owing upon naid mortgage, without offset or defense of nny kind, the firlncl- pal Bum of dollara, wilh inter¬ est the;eori nt per centum per
annum from the day of
ilneleen hundred nnd
In witness whereof the aaalgnor hns
hereunto set his hand und seal this
ouy of nineteen hundred
nnd
In presence of:
Schedule P, Release of Part of Mortgaged Premiaes. Statutory Form K.
Thla Indenture, mado the day
of nineteen hundred nnd
beiween party of
the flrst part, .and party of
the fioeond p.art.
Whereas, by indenture of
mortgage, bearing date the
day of nineteen hundreel and
rec-orded In the oflice of the
of the counl
In liber of mortgages, of sec¬ tion page on the
day of nineteen hun:
dred and for the c-onsklera-
llon therein mentioned, and to secure tho payment of the money therein specifled. dill convey certain lands and tenements of which tho lands thereinafter descrilied aro pnrt, imfo
And t»1iereaa, the party of the first part, at the request of the party of the second part, has agreed to give up and surrender tho lands hereinafter descrilied unto the pnrty of the second part, nnd to hold and retain the residue of the mortg-i/red lands as aecuritv for the money remaining due on s-iiii mortfrage.
Now this liielentiire wllnesseth. that the party of the first part. In piirsunnce of said agreement, and in consideration of
elnllars. Inwful money of t^o
United Stntes pn'd hy the
party of the second pnrt. docs grant re¬ lease nnd quitclaim nnto the partv of the second part, all that part of said mort¬ gaged hinds described ns follows:
(description).
Together with the hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belon.iing and all the right, title and interest of the pnrty of the flrst pnrt. ot, in and to the same, to the Intent thnt the lands herebv conveyed mny be discharged frnrn snil
• fly-four of chsptrr 1,1,1 i of nineteen hundre.1 .ul riie, enlirie,l "An act ralnt,ng to real propeity, cfiu,«ti- Ultiiig cbapter flftv of the consolidate,! laws.' la hc-rebv amended to read aa fol¬ lewa
I ¦Jit Conatrurtlon of etniisea and cove- aams In mortgagea and bonds. In mort- tages of Tool propfrf' find In bordf ^e- oure'l the;«li.v or In assignments of mo.t- lagea «r,el iioivla or in ngreements to fx- tend or to menllfy the lerrta of mortgn/: « anel bonda fhe follewing or similar rliu>e^ and c-civenanta must be eonstnied na fol¬ lows 1. CIs uses of mortgnge. The wordit 'This mortgage, made the ..(A)., day of ..fH>..., nineteen liur.dred nnd ..ICi.., be¬ tween ..<r>i... tne ni'-rlgngor, snd ,(F.i , residing nt ..(F).., the rnorigngee. Wltnea- eth, that to sefu e the iiayment of an In. debtedness In tue sum or ..f(J».. dollnra. lawful irtimey of the United States to be paid on fhe ..(Hi., day nf . dl... nineteen hundred and ..(J).., with Interest thereon to he eompured ficim fK),. nt the rate of ,.(L).. par centum per annum, and to be paid ..(M)... netording fn a e-ertain bond or obligation bearing even dnte herewith. the mortitngor hereby mortgages to the mortgagee (dese rlptlon)," must be con strued ns e itiiviient In menning to the worda "This Indenture, mnde the ..(AU,. day of ..tnii . In the venr nineteen hun¬ dred and ..fCl^.., between ..(D).., partv of Ihe flrst pnrt. nnd ..(Kl).. of ..(Fl).., party of the second part
"Whereas, the anld ..(Dli.. la justly In¬ debted to the aald parly of the second part In the aum of ..((!Ii . ilollars, lawful money of the United P(a(es, se, ^ I to bo paid by his certain bond or • :i!ion
bearing even date he,evv ^ e n.i iiuonen for the pnyment of the- ,-,iI'l si:in of ..(CD., dollnra, on Ihe ..(III . day of ..(11).. nineleen hundred and ..(.111., nnd the Interest thereon, to bo computed from ..(I'CIl... nt tbe rate of ..il.ll.. percentum
per nnnum, and to be paid ..(.Mli
"It being thereby expressly ngreed that the wlio.e of tlie said principal sum shn.i become elue nfler elefiuU In tihe payment Ilf uny installnieiit of princliial, Iplercst laxe.-i or ai.sesments. as hei dn.i fler pro vided.
"Now this Indenture WItnesseth, that tho said party of tho flrst part, for the better securing the payment of the said sum of mor:cy nieiKkuiecI in the rondi¬ tioii of Hie Said bond or iibligation. Willi interest thereon, and nlso for nnd in con¬ sideration of one cloUar, fiaid lo the said party of the aecond pnrt, the reeeipt Whereof Is he,-eby aclenowlodg:ed. doth hereby gr.iiit and release, unto the s:ild 'parly nf the sei-nnd part, and to his helrn (or siiccessorsl nnd assigns foreve r (,ie- scription). together wilh the appurte¬ nances, and ull tlio estale and rights of tho party of the llrst part in ,-ind lo said P'-emlscs. tngetlier wlln all fl.Murcs nud articles of personal property ntt.'iched to. or used til eoniieclkin with, the premises To have ami In hold the above granted premises unto lh« said pirt.u of the sec¬ ond pnrt. his heirs and assigns fnrever. Provided, alwnys. that If tlie s.ibl parly of the first part, his heirs, exi-i-;itcirH or administrators, shall pay un n the said p.arly of the recnnd pan, lii executors administrate.r." or assigns. !lie said sum of money mentioned In Hie condition of the said bond or oblig'I 'in. and the in¬ terest thereon, at the time and in the mnnner mentioned iu the saicl coneiillon. that then these pre 1 nts. nml the estate hereby granted, sli ill cease, determine and be void. "
(Explanation: Whatever words nre In¬ serted in Ihe blank spaces above marked (A), (B), ((•;. a^i. (E), (F), (Gl (111. (.1. (J), (Iv), (L,) and IM) respectively, shall be construed as being inserted in the cor- rcaponding blnnk spaces ubove marked (AlJ, (Ul), (Cl) (Ul), (Kl), (Kli. UMi. (HI), (II). (Jl), (Kl). (1.1) and (.Ml) re¬ spectively.)
2. Covenant that whole sum shall be¬ come due. A covenant "thut the whole of the said principal sum shall becume duo after default In the payment of any Installment of principal or of interest for
days, or after default lu fhe |iay
ment of any tax, water rale or ns.sess-
mcnf for da.vs after notice and
demand," must be conslnied as meaning
of j that should any default be made in the
payment of an.v inslullmonl of principal or any part thereof, or in the pa.vment of the sulci Inleresl. or of any part thereof, on nny day whereon the same Is made payable, or shciuld any tax, water rale or assessment, which now is or ma.v be here¬ after impciseel upon the premises lieroln- nfler described, become due or payable, and should the said iiiter'st remain un¬ paid und in arrear for the space of
davs^ or such tax. water rale or assess¬ ment rem.nln unpaid and In arrear for
days after wrlKoii notice by the
mortgagee or obligee, his executors, ad¬ ministrators, successors or assigns, that such lax or uste.sHinenl la unpaid, and de¬ mand for the payment thereof, then and frcini thenceforlii, that is to say, nfler the lapse of either one of suid periods, as the cn.-;« may lie, the aforesaid principal sum, with all arrearage of Interest thereon, shall, .at the npiion of the said mortgagee or obligee, his executors, administrators. succoSEora or assigns, become and be due and payable immediately thereafter, al¬ though the period above limited for the payment thereof mtiy not then liav», ex¬ pired, anytlilng thereinbefore contained to the contrary thereof in an.v wise not- wllhstanding.
S. Covpn.'int to pay Indeblednesa. In de¬ fault of payment, mortgagee to have pow¬ er to sell. A covenant 'that the- inoriga-
t tile lawi rnlnlat r.4 torsi su
In SU' h n. . ,ine, •hall at nil thm payment of aai tie aald polk y and fur, ner se'i
I, I ', .., .-1. a<i and
.,.,,-4 I , .1 . ,,. I, : nnd tney - ami li.iet,. Hniii tiie lull 11 mv'iK. K, ii.iva and hold or p ,.iv.. ,4 aa a ^oilaterwl uii.y for t,ic i.iy'iTJeiit e.f
mortgage nnd that the rest of t'e land , ,,, ,, ^ ,
In aald morlKago specifled mav remain toi Ko; WH pa.v- the Indehtec no.ss. ns hereln- Ihe partv of the first part as herelcfore. I "efore provided. must be construed aa
To hnve and to hold the hinds and ; ""!«""'"«? "'at the mortgagor for himself, premises herebv released nnd eonveved tol his heirs, executora nnd administrators or
the party of the second part j suceessors, eleuli covenant and agree to
and assigns, to and their own
proper use, beneflt and behoof fnnever, free, dear and discharged nf aii'l finni all Ilen nnd claim under and by vi;-tue of tbo Indenture of mortgage aforesaid.
In witness whereof the par'y of the flrst part has signed and sealed these
presenta the day nnd year flrst above written. In presence of:
Schedule Q Satisfaction of Mortgage. Statutory Form 1.. ^
Know all men by these presents, thai
do he:eby certify thut a certain
Indenture of mortgage, bearing date the
dny of nineteen
hundred and mude and exe¬ cuted by to secure pay¬ ment of the principal sum of
dollara and Interest, and duly recorded In
the offlc-e of the of the county
of In liber of mort¬ gagee, of aection page
the day of nlne-
, la paid.
nt that the same be
rent.^. covenants, c-ondltlons and provisos digcharged of record
therein nlso mentioned | Dated the day of
And the asslgTior hereby covenants that nineteen hundred and
the said assigned premises are free from I ]„ presence of incumbrances.
Id witness whereof, the assignor has
hereunto set his hand and aeal this
day of nineteen hundred and
I pay to the mortgagee, his executors, ad- mlnlslrators. successors and assigns, the principal sum of inoney aeeured by said I inorl-;nge, and also tho Interest thereon as I prnvided by .sai* mortgage. And If de- I fault shall bo mada In tie payment of tlu j prlnolp;;! f.um or the interest that may grow due thereon, or of any part thereof, or In c:ise of any other default, that then 'and fr ,m tlieiiceforlh i( shall be lawful I for the m:irtga;;ce, his executors, udmln- ! lutrutciiK or suc-ceasoi* lo enter into and j ufinii all nud siiigu.ur l!io premises graiit- c;d, e r iiiieucled so in bo. and to sell and dispnse of Ihe Mime, and all benetit and equity of redemption of the said mort- l^ugur, his heirs, executors, uelminiatrntors, successors or aHslgns therein, al public auction, according to Ihe ae-t in such case made and provided, and us the ultnrney of the mortgagor for that purpose duly aulhurized, couslituted and appointed, to make and deliver to the purchaser or pur- cliaaera thereof a goud and auttlcieiit deed or deeda of conveyance for the same in fee almple (or otherwise; aa the case may be) and out of the money arising from sueh aale, to retain the principal und in¬ terest which shall then be due. together
Iranacrlpt therefrom and of the whole of aald original Law
FRANCIS M. HUOO. Secretary of State.
In presenoe of
Schedule M. Mortgnge. Statutory Form M
Thla mortgage," made the dav
of nineteen hundred and
:.., between (Inaert
realdenee), the mortgagor and
(Insert residence), the mortgagee.
WItnesseth. that to aecure the payment of an Indebtedneaa In tha aum of dollars, lawful money of the United Statea,
to be paid on the day of
nineteen hundred and with
Intereat tbareon to be computed from
, at tha rata of
anytlirng w'hereby the aald premiaea have per centum par annum and to be paid , , .., Oovernor
been Incumbered In any wuy whatever. . according to a eertain bond or £™h^b« L B^a—nt
In wltneas whereof, the party of the obligation bearing even data herewith, the """• "•">¦ J»^»^"> Lrat part haa caused Its coi-porata seal to mortgagor hereby mortgagea to tho mort- J, h'-reiinto affixed snd these preaenta to gagee (deecrfptton).
be algned by its duly authorised oAoar And the mortgagor covansnta with the tba day and yaar flrat above wrltte*- Mortgagee aa followa:
with the coata and eliargea eif advertlae-
f i. This act shall take effect September j ment and sale of the said premises, ren-
flrat nineieea hundred and seventeen 1 derlng the overplua of the purchaae-mon-
Stnte of New York, Office of the Secre- ,y |f ^„y there ahall be, unto the morl-
tury ol State, ss: , gagor, his heira, executors, admliilstraturs,
1 have compared the preceding with the aucc^aaors or aaaigns, which sale ia to be
original law on flie In this offlce, and doK^^, ,,,g^„ forever be a fierpetual bar
hereby certify that the same la a correct | ^^^^^ ,„ ,^^ ^„j equity againat the mort¬
gagor, his heirs, successors and aaaigns,
and againat all other peraona claiming or to
claim the premise, or any part thereof by,
from or under hltn, them or anv of them.
4. Mortgagor to keep buildings Inaured.
A covenant "that the mortgagor wia keep
the buildings on the said premiaes inaured
againat loss by flra. for the beneAt of the
rnortgagee," muat be (Hinalrued aa meaa-
Ing that the mortgagor, hia heira. miccea-
sors and assigns will, durbig al the time
until the money secured by the mortgage
Bhall be fully paid and aatlafled, keep tha
buildings erected on the premiaes Insured
againat loss or damage by flre. te an
The People of the State of New York, amount and in a company to be approved
represented bi Senate and Aasembly. dol by the mortgagee, and will assiga and 4e-
anurt as fallows: I Hver the policy or policies of euch Inaur-
¦ectlon I, ¦aatteii two hundred aad W>os to tbe msrtcaaee, his caecutura, aA-
LAW8 OF NEW VORK—By Authority. CHAP Btt
AN ACT to amend tha real propertv law. In relation to the construVtion of crluuses and covenanta In mortgagea and bonds In ssslgnments of mortgages and honds and In agreementa to extend or to mod¬ ify the terma thereof Became a law May 29. HIT. with the ap Paased. three-
< tntn money, and 10 ifti uif fu" so doing, I that the mortgagee or h>(( exe < utors, ad- I minlstratora, au. cesu.iis or aasigna. may
' mnkii such li,.-.j, ..,..,0 iio.ii >^..i- I, ., Jiir. ' In a Milh not exceeding ihe prinrlpal rr.-.ti tnr t'le piirlferses afore-- it,i. and pny U)9 prcnuini or pn ,01.1111" li.oief .r; anel l.ial the ii;or!,;:igor wbl pa.v to toe m-dg:lgea^ hia (xecutorn, aeir,u:i.Mtr;iinra. sue, ess,)ra or ansigna. such preniiuici or prei.i.ams ao p.iid, with hue rest fioiii tue tl.ne of imy-. ment, nn demand, and liiu the sar:ie aiiali ' be deem .1 to be<eee-ureel by Hie morigiigpt and ahail bo colkeline liioreupon niel thereby In like niiinner na Ihe f>rinctpiU moneya, and In default of sue-h pa.Miirnt hy Ihc in€ir;gag',i bis heirs. e:voeiito-s, administrators, sucressora or assign.-:, e.r nf nsstgnnuni and delivery of policies n.a afoiesai.l the v. ho,e ed me prine Ipnl auu and Interest secured by Hie mor gn a snail, nl the option of the ntoi tgai • e, his exeeuteira. aehnlaistraiors. aiiiic.4- sors o;- assigns lmi«r,litely h'-<ii,i» Uue and payable, and (iihI shouid the hsd- er of (be M-arlra'.,'!' by reason e,f aUeh in« aurui.ce agalns! loss by lue rece-ivo a:i]r sum or sums of money for damage by bra, sueh Bmo,mt may lie leoaiiied i.ud npr lei by the linbU-r r,f the 11, rl :,i.e t.>wa.d l^^y. menl of llie aum we-uu-d by Ihe riorigaije, or the anuie in.iy be p.iid ovi r either whoU Iy or 1,1 jKirt 1 , t !• u,,;i .},'agor e r to tha heirs Mor suecessorsl or assigns of the mortgagor tnr the repair of aaid building* or for the erection of new buildings tn their place, or for any otlier purpose or object aatlsfaefory to the holder of the mortgnge. nnd If the mortgngee receive nn I retain Insurance money for damage by flre to said pieiuises, the lien of the! mortga :0 shall be nrfected only by a rediicllon of the aninunt of said Hen by the nmnunt of Riic-h Insuranco inoney received and re¬ tained by s;ild mpr(g:igee.
8. Mortgagor to wai innl tllle. A cove¬ nant -th.,t tne mortgagor warrants the ti¬ de to the premises." must bo'ee.)iistrueel aa meaiii/ig that the mortgaf or warriiiils that he hns gnie! title to said premises and hna a rlghl te mnrignge the same nnd that th«» meirt('(>geir shall and will make, execute, nckiiiiwleelge and deliver In due form of law, all such further or nth' r decels or a*-^ surances njj may nt any lime here-after be reasonably desired or rei|u'red for lh» more fully ami efrectiinlly conveying Iha premi.ses by the morlgage elescrilieel, und therebv- granted nr In ended so lo be, unto the said niori!r:i';ee. his executors, ndiiiln- lslr;ilorf, Haccessors or assigns, for tho purpose nf"re:-alel, and unto ull and every person or peisuns, «'ni-por,i;l ui or corpnra- Hons. deriving any est,lie, rlglil. tille ur In¬ terest therein, under the said Inilenture of mortgage, or the povve i- of huU- therell* eonlalncel. and the said gianied premisbO ag:iiiue| the suld iiioi-4i^m'ii-, and all per¬ smis c-lainiing tlirougli him will.warrant and dereiid.
ti. MorlKagor to pay all taxes, assess- ineiila or water rates. A covenant "that Hie iiiurli?:igiir will pay all taxes. assesB- I ments or water rales und In defniilt there- ' of, the tneirl;;agee may pay tlie same" muat be cniistrued us meuninK iliut until the amount hereby secured Is jiaid, the mortgagor will puy nil taxes, assessments and water rates which may be assessed or bec-omo liens on said premises, and In de¬ fault thereof Iho holder of this mortgage may pay the same, and the mortgagor will repny tho s.ame with in(eres(, and tho Ba(ne shall be Hens on said premises and secured b.v the mortgage.
7. Staleuieiit of amount due. A cove¬ nant "that tbe mortgagor wllbin
days upon rei|uest in person or within
days upon requeat by mall will
furnish a statement of tho amount due on Ihis mortnr.a^ie" must be ronstrued as meaning that the mortgagor, and any sub¬ sequent owner of the piemlsoB described horeln upon reepiest, made cither person¬ ally or by mall, shall certify, by a writing duly arknowledged. hi the mortgagee or lo any pi-ofi'ised ast>ignoe of this mortgage, the amount of pi Incipul and interest then owing on this ruortgane and whether any offsets or defenses exist uguinst the mort- u'age debt; upon failure lu furnish such
certlflcate after the expiralion of
days In case the request is made personal¬ ly, or after the expiration uf days
after the mailing of such request in cuse the reciuest la mude by mail, this murl- giige shull becume due at the option of thw holder tliereof.
8. Notice and demand. A covenant "that notica uiid demand or request may be mude in writing nnd may be served in per¬ son or by mull' must be construed as meaning that every provision for notica and demand or requeat shall be deemed fullilled by written notice und demand or reciuest personaiiy ai-rved on one or moro of the persons who shall at the time hold the record title In the premises, or on tlielr heir.9 or successors, or mailed by deposit¬ ing it in anv pnsl-eiffie-c suition or letter¬ box, eiiclevsecl in u poaipaid envelot)e ad¬ dressed to sudi pl rson or peraons. or their heirs or Buicessora. at his,thair or ita ad¬ dress til tlie iiinriuagee list Wna^^n.
9. rower nf alturney tO'^Assignee. ThW word "asF'gn" or other words of aa- algnmenl. when eontnined in an usalgii- inen' of a iiinitgage und bund, must l)W 'onstruc-d as i-; viug Included In their me.ining thai die assignor does thereby make, c-onsiilute nnd iipiioiiit the assignee Hie true and l;iwlul utiorney. Irrevocable, of the asai','nnr. in Ihe name of the oa- signor, nr ollie-rv\ ise. bul al the proper costs unel charges of tne assignee, to have," uae and take a'l lawful ways and meana for the reciiveiy of Hie muney and Inter¬ est secured bv the said morfgage and bond, are I In e ase of paynient lo discharge the Bame ua fully as the asslgiinr might or could do if the asaigiiineiit were not made.
I 2. Tbi-* act shall take effec-t September flrst, nineleeft hundred and seventeen. Stute df New York, Dfllce of the Secretary
of State, ss:
1 have compared the preceding with tha eirii;inal lavv on flh- in this offlce, and do hereby certify that the auiiie is a correct transcript tbererrnm und of Ihe whole ef said original biw
FRANCIS M. HUGO.
Secretary of State.
LAWS OF NEW YORK—By Authority,
CIl.M'. .X.', AN ACT to uiuoiid the cnde of civil pro-
ceduri. in relatic n lo proceedinga aup-
pleiuontury to un exeeuHon againat prop¬ erly.
Became a law May 29. 1917. with the ap¬ proval of the Governor. Paased, threo- flftha being preaenl
The I'eople of the Htale uf New York, represented In Senate uJUl Asaembly, d» enue t us follows:
Kectlon I. Sectlnn twenty-four hundred and alxty-aeven of th|, code of civil pro¬ cedure Is hereby amended lo read aa fol¬ lows :
I tAfit. Order and bond to be flled. An order app(/lntliig a receiver, or extending a receivership, and the liond. If any be re¬ quired, must be flled in the office of the . clerk nf tlio coiinty, wherein the Judgment- roll in the action Is flled; or, If the special proeeeeling is founded upon an executlup laaued out of a court, other than that In which the Judgment whh rendered. In the ' office of the clerk of the cuunty, wherein the tranacrlpt eif the Judgment la fllad.
: 2 Thia act shall take effect Septembar flrsi. nineteen hundreel and aeventeen. Btate of New Turk. Offlce uf the Sscretagf
uf State, sa,
I have compared the preceding wltb tba original law on .file In Ihls oflloe. and tlo hereby certify that the aame Is a corraot transcript therefrom and of the wbata tf tiii ororbuU law.
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