New York Statutes
§ 1061 — Final judgment
§ 1061. Final judgment. Upon the report being confirmed by the court,\nfinal judgment must be rendered. If the referee or commissioners have\nadmeasured and laid off to the plaintiff a distinct parcel of the\nproperty, the judgment must award to her, during her natural life, the\npossession of that parcel, describing it, subject to the payment of all\ntaxes, assessments, and other charges, accruing thereupon after she\ntakes possession. If the referee or the commissioners report, that is\nnot practicable, or that, in his or their opinion, it is not for the\nbest interests of all the parties concerned, so to admeasure and lay off\na distinct parcel of the property, the final judgment must direct, that\na sum, fixed by the court, and specified therein, equal to one-third of\nthe rental val
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Report thereupon