2006 New York Code - Return Of Precept; Reimbursement Of City.

 
    §  26-242  Return  of  precept; reimbursement of city. Upon compliance
  with any precept issued to  him  or  her  in  a  proceeding  under  this
  article,   the   superintendent  shall  make  return  thereof,  with  an
  endorsement of the action thereunder and the cost and  expenses  thereby
  incurred, to the justice then holding the special term of the court from
  which  such  precept  issued. Such justice shall then tax and adjust the
  amount endorsed upon such  precept,  and  shall  adjust  and  allow  the
  disbursements  of the proceeding, together with the preliminary expenses
  of searches and surveys thereof, which shall be inserted in the judgment
  in such action or proceeding, and shall then render  judgment  for  such
  amount  and  for the sale of the premises named in such notice, together
  with all the right, title and interest that the  person  named  in  such
  notice  had  in  the  lot,  ground or land upon which such structure was
  placed, at the time of the filing of a notice of  lis  pendens  in  such
  proceedings, or at the time of the entry of judgment therein, to satisfy
  such  judgment.   Such sale shall take place in the same manner and with
  the same effect as sales under judgment in foreclosure of mortgages. The
  notice of lis pendens provided for in sections 26-235 through 26-247  of
  article nine of this subchapter shall consist of a copy of the notice of
  survey,  and  shall  be  filed  in the office of the clerk of the county
  where the property affected  by  such  action,  suit  or  proceeding  is
  located.