New York Statutes

§ 919 — Block indices in offices of county clerks

New York § 919
JurisdictionNew York
Law CNTCounty
Art. 24Provisions Applicable to New York City

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N.Y. County § 919 (2026).

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§ 919. Block indices in offices of county clerks.

1.New York, Bronx,\nKings and Queens counties.
a.The county clerks of the counties of New\nYork, Bronx, Kings and Queens shall continue to index under the proper\nblock numbers all instruments now required by law to be recorded in the\nbooks of notices of lis pendens. Such block index of notice of lis\npendens shall be entitled "the block index of notice of lis pendens" and\nshall be ruled for entering therein the date of filing, the nature of\nthe action, the nature of the instrument, the court and index number,\nthe first named defendant, the first named plaintiff, the lot number or\nstreet address, if any, the microfilm number and the proceedings had.\n b. The county clerk of each of such counties shall also continue to\nindex under

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