New York § 219 - 219Enforcement of payment in default
Full text of New York New York Consolidated Laws § 219 — 219Enforcement of payment in default, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 219. 219Enforcement of payment in default
§ 219. Enforcement of payment in default. In case of a default in the payment of any benefits, assessments or penalties payable under this article by an employer who has failed to comply with the provisions of section two hundred eleven of this article or refusal of such employer to reimburse the fund under section two hundred fourteen of this article for the expenditures made therefrom pursuant to section two hundred thirteen of this article or to deposit within ten days after demand the estimated value of benefits not presently payable, the chair may file with the county clerk for the county in which the employer has his principal place of business (1) a certified copy of the decision of the board, or alternative dispute resolution association designated by the chair pursuant to section two hundred twenty-one of this article, or order of the chair, or (2) a certified copy of the demand for deposit of security, and thereupon judgment must be entered in the supreme court by the clerk of such county in conformity therewith immediately upon such filing.
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