N.Y. SCT Law § 69
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Removal of buildings on lands sold
Official statutory text
§ 69. Removal of buildings on lands sold. Any person who under such\ndeed may enter into possession of such real estate and erect or place\nany building, building materials, or other property thereon, shall have\nthe right in case he shall be ousted by any person claiming adversely to\nsaid deed, within three months after trial, judgment or ouster or\nrejectment, to remove said building, building materials or property from\nsaid real estate.\n
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