New York § 327 Penalty for using long forms of covenants

New York Statutes

§ 327 — Penalty for using long forms of covenants

New York § 327

Law RPPReal Property

Art. 9Recording Instruments Affecting Real Property

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N.Y. Real Property § 327 (2026).

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  § 327. Penalty for using long forms of covenants. The recording\nofficer of any county may charge for the recording of an instrument\ncontaining any of the covenants mentioned in section two hundred and\nfifty-three and two hundred and fifty-four of this chapter, at large,\ninstead of the short forms thereof, in said sections contained, the sum\nof five dollars in addition to the fees chargeable by law for such\nrecording.\n

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§ 327. Penalty for using long forms of covenants. The recording\nofficer of any county may charge for the recording of an instrument\ncontaining any of the covenants mentioned in section two hundred and\nfifty-three and two hundred and fifty-four of this chapter, at large,\ninstead of the short forms thereof, in said sections contained, the sum\nof five dollars in addition to the fees chargeable by law for such\nrecording.\n