N.Y. Real Property Law § 382: Notice of petition and of pendency of proceeding

§ 382. Notice of petition and of pendency of proceeding. At the time

when the petition for registration of the title of any property is

filed, the petitioner shall also cause to be filed a notice thereof in

the offices of the county clerk and of the registrar of each county

where the property is situated, which notice shall be made and filed in

the manner prescribed for a notice of pendency of a civil action, and

shall be indexed against the names of the petitioner and all known

adverse parties or claimants except the owners of abutting properties,

and shall constitute notice of the pendency of the petition and of the

proceeding, and shall be governed in all respects by the same rules as a

notice of pendency of a civil action, except, that, if the petition be

dismissed, or the proceeding discontinued, or in any way terminated

other than by the registration of the title, no order for the

cancellation of such notice shall be made by the court until it is duly

and fully proved to the court that the provisions of section four

hundred and ten of this chapter have been fully complied with and

performed. The notice of pendency of proceeding filed with the

registrar, as provided in this section shall also be noted on the

"tickler certificate book" as a petition and said notice shall be

treated as, and take the place of the petition in all cases in which

this act requires the registrar to deal with the petition, and shall be

given a petition number, beginning with number one for the first

petition filed and so on in numerical order, and also a serial number.

In any place, however, where there is a block or lot system of indexing

in use, the said notice shall be indexed according to such system.