N.Y. SCT Law § 62
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Foreclosed tax certificate not arrears
Official statutory text
§ 62. Foreclosed tax certificate not arrears. Any party to an action\nto foreclose a tax certificate or tax deed or any purchaser or any party\nin interest may give notice of such foreclosure to the county treasurer\nafter the sale of such property pursuant to a judgment under such\nproceeding, and after such notice has been duly served, the items which\nconstituted the tax lien thus foreclosed shall not be entered by the\ncounty treasurer, or the town receiver of taxes on any bill or in any\nyearly assessment roll, so long as the judgment of foreclosure of such\nlien remains in force.\n
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