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Statutes > New-york > Abp > Article-2 > 202

§  202.  Parties to action.  There may be made parties to such action,  all persons who would have, might  have  or  might  claim  to  have  any  interest  in or lien upon the premises so escheated or forfeited, at the  time of such escheat or forfeiture, and all  persons  in  possession  of  such real property.  Where the names of the defendants are unknown, they  may  be  designated  as  "unknown  defendants."    The provisions of law  applicable to actions to recover  real  property  shall  apply  to  such  actions,  except  that  service of the summons shall not be deemed to be  complete until, pursuant to an order of the court, the summons  together  with a notice directed to the defendants setting forth the object of the  action,  a brief description of the land affected, the source and manner  in and by which it  is  alleged  that  said  real  property  shall  have  escheated or forfeited to the people, and the name or names of person or  persons  whose  title  or  interest shall have so escheated or have been  forfeited, shall  have  been  published  once  in  each  week  for  four  successive  weeks  in  two  newspapers  designated in the order for such  publication as most likely to  give  notice  to  the  defendants  to  be  served.

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Abp > Article-2 > 202

§  202.  Parties to action.  There may be made parties to such action,  all persons who would have, might  have  or  might  claim  to  have  any  interest  in or lien upon the premises so escheated or forfeited, at the  time of such escheat or forfeiture, and all  persons  in  possession  of  such real property.  Where the names of the defendants are unknown, they  may  be  designated  as  "unknown  defendants."    The provisions of law  applicable to actions to recover  real  property  shall  apply  to  such  actions,  except  that  service of the summons shall not be deemed to be  complete until, pursuant to an order of the court, the summons  together  with a notice directed to the defendants setting forth the object of the  action,  a brief description of the land affected, the source and manner  in and by which it  is  alleged  that  said  real  property  shall  have  escheated or forfeited to the people, and the name or names of person or  persons  whose  title  or  interest shall have so escheated or have been  forfeited, shall  have  been  published  once  in  each  week  for  four  successive  weeks  in  two  newspapers  designated in the order for such  publication as most likely to  give  notice  to  the  defendants  to  be  served.

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Abp > Article-2 > 202

§  202.  Parties to action.  There may be made parties to such action,  all persons who would have, might  have  or  might  claim  to  have  any  interest  in or lien upon the premises so escheated or forfeited, at the  time of such escheat or forfeiture, and all  persons  in  possession  of  such real property.  Where the names of the defendants are unknown, they  may  be  designated  as  "unknown  defendants."    The provisions of law  applicable to actions to recover  real  property  shall  apply  to  such  actions,  except  that  service of the summons shall not be deemed to be  complete until, pursuant to an order of the court, the summons  together  with a notice directed to the defendants setting forth the object of the  action,  a brief description of the land affected, the source and manner  in and by which it  is  alleged  that  said  real  property  shall  have  escheated or forfeited to the people, and the name or names of person or  persons  whose  title  or  interest shall have so escheated or have been  forfeited, shall  have  been  published  once  in  each  week  for  four  successive  weeks  in  two  newspapers  designated in the order for such  publication as most likely to  give  notice  to  the  defendants  to  be  served.