N.Y. LIE Law § 30
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Subordination of notices of lis pendens
Official statutory text
§ 30. Subordination of notices of lis pendens. In case of\nsubordination pursuant to the provisions of sections twenty-six,\ntwenty-eight or twenty-nine of this article all actions and proceedings\nupon such mechanics' liens and all notices of pendency of actions in any\naction brought to foreclose the same and all proceedings upon judgments\nand attachments, shall be subordinate in like manner and to like extent\nas provided in said sections, respectively, for the subordination of\nmechanics' liens, judgments and attachments.\n
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