New York Statutes

§ 35 — Powers and duties of collector

New York § 35
JurisdictionNew York
Law TWNTown
Art. 3Town Officers, Powers, Duties and Compensation

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§ 35. Powers and duties of collector.

1.The collector of taxes shall\nbe subject to the duties and shall have and possess, and shall exercise\nin the manner and within the time prescribed by law, all the rights,\npowers, authority, and jurisdiction conferred upon him by law. The\ncounty clerk, in whose office the collector's undertaking shall have\nbeen filed, shall make an entry thereof in a book to be provided for the\npurpose in the same manner as judgments are entered of record; and every\nsuch undertaking, except where the surety thereon is a fidelity or\nsurety company duly authorized to transact business and act as such\nsurety within this state, shall be a lien on all the real estate held by\nthe collector or his sureties within the county at the time of the\nfiling thereof, an

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Regan v. Boogertman
791 F. Supp. 57 (E.D. New York, 1992)
2 case citations
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(New York Attorney General Reports, 1998)
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