New York Statutes

§ 80 — Liens on vessels

New York·Law LIE Lien·Art. 4 Liens On Vessels and Enforcement Thereof
§ 80. Liens on vessels. A debt which is not a lien by the maritime\nlaw, and which amounts to fifty dollars or upwards, on a sea-going or\nocean-bound vessel, or fifteen dollars or upwards on any other vessel\nshall be a lien upon such vessel, her tackle, apparel and furniture, and\nshall be preferred to all other liens thereon, except mariners' wages,\nif such debt is contracted by the master, owner, charterer, builder or\nconsignee of such ship or vessel, or by the agent of either of them,\nwithin this state, for either of the following purposes:\n 1. For work done or material or other articles furnished in this state\nfor or towards the building, repairing, fitting, furnishing or equipping\nof such vessel.\n 2. For such provisions and stores, furnished within this state, as are\nfit

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