N.Y. UCT Law § 405
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Summons; service without the county permissible but not giving personal jurisdiction in certain actions
Official statutory text
§ 405. Summons; service without the county permissible but not giving\n personal jurisdiction in certain actions.\n Service may be made in any part of the county or any adjoining county\nby any person authorized to make service in a like instance in supreme\ncourt and in the same manner as service in such court may be made:\n (a) in an action involving real property as defined in § 203 of this\nact; or\n (b) in an action to foreclose a lien on, or to recover, a chattel\nseized within the county; or\n (c) where a levy upon property of the person to be served has been\nmade within the county pursuant to an order of attachment.\n
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