New York Statutes

§ 215 — Claims against state

New York § 215
JurisdictionNew York
Law ABPAbandoned Property
Art. 2Escheat of Real Property

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N.Y. Abandoned Property § 215 (2026).

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§ 215. Claims against state. Where an action has been commenced and\nfinal judgment in favor of the people entered therein by reason of the\nescheat of real property to the people and the said property has been\nsold pursuant to section two hundred four, any party or parties thereto,\nor their successors in interest, who, but for the rendering of such\nfinal judgment would have been entitled to such real property, or an\ninterest therein, shall have a claim against the state for the value of\nsuch real property or interest therein at the time of the entry of such\njudgment, but no such claim shall exist in favor of such party or\nparties or their successors in interest unless a petition therefor shall\nhave been filed as hereinafter provided within fifteen years from the\ndate of entry o

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