New York Statutes

§ 1320 — Levy upon personal property by service of order

New York·Law CVP Civil Practice Law & Rules·Art. 13-A Proceeds of a Crime-forfeiture

§ 1320. Levy upon personal property by service of order.

1.Method of\nlevy. The claiming agent shall levy upon any interest of the defendant\nin personal property, or upon any debt owed to the defendant, by serving\na copy of the order of attachment upon the garnishee, or upon the\ndefendant if property to be levied upon is in the defendant's possession\nor custody, in the same manner as a summons except that such service\nshall not be made by delivery of a copy to a person authorized to\nreceive service of summons solely by a designation filed pursuant to a\nprovision of law other than rule three hundred eighteen of this chapter.\n 2. Effect of levy; prohibition of transfer. A levy by service of an\norder of attachment upon a person other than the defendant is effective\nonly if, at t

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