New York Statutes
§ 450 — Lands used for cemetery purposes not to be sold or mortgaged
§ 450. Lands used for cemetery purposes not to be sold or mortgaged.\n1. No land actually used and occupied for cemetery purposes shall be\nsold under execution or for any tax or assessment, nor shall such tax or\nassessment be levied, collected or imposed, nor shall it be lawful to\nmortgage such land, or to apply it in payment of debts, so long as it\nshall continue to be used for such cemetery purposes, except cemetery\nlands in which interments have not been made may be sold under execution\nto satisfy a valid judgment of a court of record. Whenever any such land\nshall cease to be used for cemetery purposes, any judgment, tax or\nassessment which, but for the provisions of this section would have been\nlevied, collected or imposed, shall thereupon forthwith, together with\ninterest
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