2006 New York Code - Contents Of Notice Of Sale.

 
    * §  1404.  Contents  of  notice  of  sale.  The  notice of sale shall
  specify:
    1. The names of the mortgagor and record  owner,  if  other  than  the
  mortgagor, the mortgagee, and of each assignee of the mortgagee.
    2.  The date of the mortgage, the date when and the place where it was
  recorded, and the book and page or index in which it is recorded and the
  dates and recording information pertaining to  each  assignment  of  the
  mortgage.
    3.  The  identity  of holders, if any, of subordinate interests in the
  mortgaged property which the mortgagee  seeks  to  foreclose  which  are
  recorded  or of which the mortgagee has actual or constructive notice at
  the time of the filing of the notice of pendency, and the nature of such
  subordinate interests.
    4. The outstanding principal sum claimed by the mortgagee  to  be  due
  upon the mortgage, together with accrued interest thereon, late charges,
  other  sums  due  under the mortgage, and sums advanced by the mortgagee
  recoverable  under  the  mortgage  including  the  costs  of  sale   and
  reasonable  attorneys'  fees and disbursements, at the time of the first
  publication of the notice.
    5. A legal description of the mortgaged property, the street  address,
  and the block and lot or other tax or tax map identification.
    6. If the mortgaged property consists of two or more distinct parcels,
  unless  the  mortgage  provides  that  the  parcels shall be sold as one
  parcel, the notice of sale shall specify the order in which the  parcels
  shall be sold.
    7.  That  the owner has the right, up to and including the time of the
  sale, to redeem the mortgaged property upon payment to the mortgagee  of
  the outstanding principal balance secured by the mortgage, together with
  interest  accrued  thereon, and all other sums due thereunder, including
  the costs of sale and reasonable attorneys' fees and disbursements.
    8. The date, place and time of sale.
    * NB Repealed July 1, 2009