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New York Laws - Real Property Actions & Proceedings > Article 10 - Action for Dower

New York Laws > Real Property Actions & Proceedings > Article 10 - Action for Dower

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§ 1001	Limitation of action for dower
§ 1002	Action barred by assignment of dower
§ 1011	Necessary defendants
§ 1012	Who may be joined as defendants
§ 1013	Actions where defendants claim in severalty
§ 1021	Damages may be recovered; how estimated
§ 1022	Damages in action against alienee of husband
§ 1023	Damages where several parcels are affected
§ 1024	Damages apportioned between heir and alienee
§ 1025	Damages against grantee of premises subject to dower
§ 1031	Complaint
§ 1041	Interlocutory judgment for admeasurement
§ 1043	Dower, how admeasured
§ 1044	Report thereupon
§ 1045	Setting aside report
§ 1051	Fees and expenses
§ 1052	Fees of surveyor or commissioner in action for dower
§ 1061	Final judgment
§ 1062	Plaintiff may recover sum awarded; court may modify judgment
§ 1063	Junior incumbrances; not affected by admeasurement
§ 1064	Appeal not to stay execution if undertaking is given
§ 1071	Plaintiff may consent to receive a gross sum
§ 1072	Defendant may consent to pay it; proceedings thereupon
§ 1073	Interlocutory judgment for sale
§ 1074	Direction that a part be laid off
§ 1075	Liens to be ascertained
§ 1076	Satisfaction or protection of lien
§ 1077	Payment of taxes, assessments and water rates out of proceeds
§ 1078	Report of sale
§ 1079	Final judgment upon confirming sale
§ 1081	Certain provisions made applicable
§ 1091	Action to recover property by revisioner or remainderman, after determination of particular estate
§ 1093	Collusive recovery not to prejudice infant

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