Real Property Law

REAL PROPERTY LAW
Laws 1909, Chap. 52
AN ACT relating to real property, constituting chapter fifty of the consolidated laws. Became a law February 17, 1909, with the approval of the Governor. Passed, three-fifths being present.
The People of the State of New York, represented in Senate and
Assembly, do enact as follows:
CHAPTER 50 OF THE CONSOLIDATED LAWS
REAL PROPERTY LAW

Article 1. Short title; definitions (Secs. 1,2).

2. Tenure of real property (Secs. 10-18).

4. Uses and trusts (Secs. 119-123).

4-A. Trust indentures and interests therein (Secs. 124-130-k).

6. Dower and courtesy (Secs. 189-207).

7. Landlord and tenant (Secs. 220-238).

7-A. Portable kerosene heaters (Secs. 239-239-g).

8. Conveyances and mortgages (Secs. 240-281).

9. Recording instruments affecting real property (Secs.
290-336).

9-A. Subdivided lands (Secs. 337-339-c).

9-B. Condominium act (Secs. 339-d-339-kk).

10. Discharge of ancient mortgages (Sec. 345).

12. Registering title to real property (Secs. 370-436).

12-A. Real estate brokers and real estate salesmen (Secs.
440-443-A).

12-C. Apartment information vendors (Secs. 446-a-446-j).

13. Cemetery lands (Secs. 450-451).

14. Property condition disclosure in the sale of residential
real property (Secs. 460-467).

20. Laws repealed; construction; when to take effect (Secs.
600-602).