New York Statutes

§ 345 — Recording of declaration of intention to preserve certain restrictions on the use of land

New York·Law RPP Real Property·Art. 10 Discharge of Ancient Mortgages

§ 345. Recording of declaration of intention to preserve certain\nrestrictions on the use of land.

1.Except as provided in subdivision\neight of this section, a condition subsequent or special limitation\nrestricting the use of land and the right of entry or possibility of\nreverter created thereby shall be extinguished and become unenforceable,\neither at law or in equity, and if the condition has been broken or the\nreverter has occurred the right of entry therefor shall become\nunenforceable and the possessory estate resulting from the occurrence of\nthe reverter shall be extinguished, unless within the time specified in\nthis section a declaration of intention to preserve it is recorded as\nprovided in this section, and notwithstanding the recording of such\ndeclaration, unless ther

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