New York § 122 When petition may be presented

New York Statutes

§ 122 — When petition may be presented

New York·Law DCD Debtor & Creditor·Art. 5 Judgment Debtor's Discharge From Imprisonment

  § 122. When petition may be presented. A person so imprisoned may\napply for such a discharge, at any time; unless the sum, or, where he is\nimprisoned by virtue of two or more executions, the aggregate of the\nsums, for which he is imprisoned, exceeds five hundred dollars; in which\ncase, he cannot present such a petition, until he has been imprisoned,\nby virtue of the execution or executions, for at least three months.\n

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§ 122. When petition may be presented. A person so imprisoned may\napply for such a discharge, at any time; unless the sum, or, where he is\nimprisoned by virtue of two or more executions, the aggregate of the\nsums, for which he is imprisoned, exceeds five hundred dollars; in which\ncase, he cannot present such a petition, until he has been imprisoned,\nby virtue of the execution or executions, for at least three months.\n

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