New York Statutes

§ 291-E — Exceptions, reservations and recitals referring to unrecorded conveyances and contracts for sale of real property

New York § 291-E
JurisdictionNew York
Law RPPReal Property
Art. 9Recording Instruments Affecting Real Property

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N.Y. Real Property § 291-E (2026).

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§ 291-e. Exceptions, reservations and recitals referring to unrecorded\nconveyances and contracts for sale of real property.

1.This section\napplies to any language, contained in a conveyance of real property in\nthis state, which (a) excepts or reserves a part or any or all parts of\nthe described premises which have been or may have been previously\nconveyed, or previously contracted to be sold or exchanged, by the\ngrantor or by a previous owner, or (b) otherwise indicates that the\npremises or some part or parts thereof have been or may have been\npreviously conveyed or that a contract has been or may have been\npreviously made for the sale or exchange of all or some part or parts\nthereof, or (c) indicates that only such part of the premises described\nis intended to be conveyed as

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