N.Y. CCA Law § 1504
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Executions issued out of this court; requisites
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§ 1504. Executions issued out of this court; requisites. An execution\nissued out of this court may be levied only against personal property of\nthe judgment-debtor. It shall be directed either to a marshal or the\nsheriff of the city of New York, and if directed to the sheriff it must\nbe delivered to the office of the sheriff in the county in which it is\nto be levied. It must be subscribed by either the clerk of the court in\nthe county in which the judgment was entered, or the attorney for the\njudgment-creditor, and must bear, in addition to such other matter as is\nrequired by the CPLR, the date of its delivery. It may be levied in any\npart of the city of New York, and for such purpose it is not necessary\nthat the judgment have been docketed with any county clerk.\n
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