New York S10293 prevents eviction of residential property owners while title disputes are contested in court.

New York S10293, known as the "deed theft eviction protection act," aims to protect homeowners from eviction while title disputes are being contested in court. The bill mandates that courts stay the issuance or execution of a warrant of eviction or removal if an owner of record demonstrates that title, ownership, deed validity, conveyance, heirship, inheritance interest, or the right to possess the property is contested in a court of competent jurisdiction.

New York S10293 prevents eviction of residential property owners while title disputes are contested in court.

New York S10293, known as the "deed theft eviction protection act," aims to protect homeowners from eviction while title disputes are being contested in court. The bill mandates that courts stay the issuance or execution of a warrant of eviction or removal if an owner of record demonstrates that title, ownership, deed validity, conveyance, heirship, inheritance interest, or the right to possess the property is contested in a court of competent jurisdiction.