N.Y. GBS Law § 393-D
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Sale of certified copies of property deeds
Official statutory text
§ 393-d. Sale of certified copies of property deeds. Any person,\ncorporation, association, partnership or other entity which sells or\noffers to sell in this state any certified copy of a property deed shall\nprovide to the purchaser the following notice in at least twelve-point\nboldface type prior to the time of sale:\n "Certified copies of property deeds are available at the county\nclerk's office. The county clerk's office may charge a small fee for\ncertified copies of such deeds, usually between two and four dollars a\npage. Since most property deeds are between two and five pages in\nlength, a certified copy can usually be obtained for between four and\ntwenty dollars."\n
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