N.Y. DCD Law § 132
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Discharge; when to be granted
Official statutory text
§ 132. Discharge; when to be granted. Upon the production, by the\npetitioner, of satisfactory evidence, that the petitioner has actually\ndelivered to the trustee or trustees all the property so directed to be\nassigned, which is capable of delivery; or upon the petitioner's giving\nsecurity, approved by the court, for the future delivery thereof; the\ncourt must make an order, discharging the petitioner from imprisonment,\nby virtue of each execution, specified in his petition. The sheriff,\nupon being served with a certified copy of the order, must discharge the\npetitioner as directed therein, without any detention on account of\nfees.\n
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