N.Y. RPP Law § 398
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Certificate to include dealings pending registration
Official statutory text
§ 398. Certificate to include dealings pending registration. In every\ncase of initial registration, the certificate of title shall include all\ndealings with the real property, and all statutory or other liens filed\nagainst the same, subsequent to the filing of the application, except\nwhen they are modified or set aside by a judgment, decree or order of\nthe court. On and after the filing with the registrar of the notice of\napplication for the registration of any real property, and until the\nsame is registered, or the application is denied, dismissed, or\ndiscontinued, all papers which are required or permitted by this article\nto be filed against registered property, except the papers in the\naction, shall be filed with the registrar as if the property were\nregistered.\n
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