N.Y. Lien Law 39 – Lien wilfully exaggerated is void
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§ 39. Lien wilfully exaggerated is void. In any action or proceeding to enforce a mechanic's lien upon a private or public improvement or in which the validity of the lien is an issue, if the court shall find that a lienor has wilfully exaggerated the amount for which he claims a lien as stated in his notice of lien, his lien shall be declared to be void and no recovery shall be had thereon. No such lienor shall have a right to file any other or further lien for the same claim. A second or subsequent lien filed in contravention of this section may be vacated upon application to the court on two days' notice.
Terms Used In N.Y. Lien Law 39
- Lien: A claim against real or personal property in satisfaction of a debt.