N.Y. CCA Law § 1503
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Executions against marshals or sheriffs
Official statutory text
§ 1503. Executions against marshals or sheriffs. (a) Execution on a\njudgment against a marshal or his sureties shall issue only to the\nsheriff after transcript filed with the county clerk and must be made\nreturnable to said clerk.\n (b) Execution on a judgment against a sheriff shall issue to such\nperson as the same would issue to in supreme court practice on a like\njudgment, and it shall issue only after transcript filed with the county\nclerk and must be made returnable to said clerk.\n
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