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The application shall specify: 1. By whom and when such debt was contracted and for what vessel; and the name and residence of the owner of the vessel, if known.
2. The items composing the debt and the amount claimed.
3. That the debt is justly due the applicant over and above all payments and just deductions.
4. Any assignment or transfer of the debt which may have taken place since it was contracted.
5. When and where the notice of lien was filed.
The application shall be verified in the same... manner as a pleading in a court of record.
Code of Civil Procedure, § 3420, re-enacted as § 86 of the Lien Law, Laws 1909, chap. 38.
§ 87. Undertaking to accompany application. — Such application shall be acconrpanied by an undertaking in the sum of at least one hundred dollars, to be ap- proved by such justice and filed in the office of the clerk of the county where the notice of lien is filed, with at least one surety, who shall be a resident and free- holder within the state, to the effect that if it is finally adjudged that the applicant was not entitled to the warrant, he will pay all costs which may be awarded against him, not exceeding the amount specified in the undertaking, and any damages sustained by reason of the seizure of the vessel under such warrant, not to exceed fifty dollars.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The application shall specify: 1. By whom and when such debt was contracted and for what vessel; and the name and residence of the owner of the vessel, if known.
2. The items composing the debt and the amount claimed.
3. That the debt is justly due the applicant over and above all payments and just deductions.
4. Any assignment or transfer of the debt which may have taken place since it was contracted.
5. When and where the notice of lien was filed.
The application shall be verified in the same... manner as a pleading in a court of record.
Code of Civil Procedure, § 3420, re-enacted as § 86 of the Lien Law, Laws 1909, chap. 38.
§ 87. Undertaking to accompany application. — Such application shall be acconrpanied by an undertaking in the sum of at least one hundred dollars, to be ap- proved by such justice and filed in the office of the clerk of the county where the notice of lien is filed, with at least one surety, who shall be a resident and free- holder within the state, to the effect that if it is finally adjudged that the applicant was not entitled to the warrant, he will pay all costs which may be awarded against him, not exceeding the amount specified in the undertaking, and any damages sustained by reason of the seizure of the vessel under such warrant, not to exceed fifty dollars.
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