New York S00605 prohibits the recording of real property conveyances suspected of being fraudulent and mandates reporting to the attorney general and.
New York S00605 amends the real property law to prohibit the recording of conveyances suspected of being fraudulent. The bill requires the clerk or registrar to report transactions believed to be fraudulent to the office of the attorney general and to local law enforcement or the sheriff's office. The clerk or registrar must also notify the current owner of record and the new owner of any investigation into the validity of the conveyance. The bill aims to prevent fraudulent property transfers and ensure proper investigation and reporting.
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