New York § 1508 Enforcement proceeding; injunction, receivership

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§ 1508 — Enforcement proceeding; injunction, receivership

New York § 1508

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N.Y. New York City Civil Court § 1508 (2026).

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§ 1508. Enforcement proceeding; injunction, receivership.

(a)An\ninjunction or restraining order or notice may issue out of or by, and a\nreceiver may be appointed by, the court if:\n 1. the court has been granted jurisdiction of an enforcement\nproceeding by CPLR § 5221; and\n 2. such remedy is utilized in furtherance of the enforcement of a\nmoney judgment.\n (b) In any enforcement proceeding of which the court has jurisdiction,\nall processes, mandates, subpoenas, orders, notices and other papers\ntherein may be served or executed by such means and at such place,\nregardless of city or state lines, as would be authorized in the supreme\ncourt in a like instance; and the powers of a receiver appointed in such\nproceeding, pursuant to subdivision (a), shall extend throughout the\nst

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§ 1508. Enforcement proceeding; injunction, receivership. (a) An\ninjunction or restraining order or notice may issue out of or by, and a\nreceiver may be appointed by, the court if:\n 1. the court has been granted jurisdiction of an enforcement\nproceeding by CPLR § 5221; and\n 2. such remedy is utilized in furtherance of the enforcement of a\nmoney judgment.\n (b) In any enforcement proceeding of which the court has jurisdiction,\nall processes, mandates, subpoenas, orders, notices and other papers\ntherein may be served or executed by such means and at such place,\nregardless of city or state lines, as would be authorized in the supreme\ncourt in a like instance; and the powers of a receiver appointed in such\nproceeding, pursuant to subdivision (a), shall extend throughout the\nstate.\n