ยง  123.  Contents  of  petition;  schedule.  The  petition  must be in
  writing; it must be signed by the petitioner;  and  it  must  state  the
  cause  of his imprisonment, by setting forth a copy, or the substance of
  the execution, or, if there are two or more executions, of each of them.
  The petitioner must annex thereto, and present  therewith,  a  schedule,
  containing  a  just  and  true  account  of all his property, and of all
  charges affecting the same; as the property and charges existed  at  the
  time  when  he  was first imprisoned, and also as they exist at the time
  when the petition is prepared; together with a just and true account  of
  all  deeds,  securities,  books,  vouchers,  and papers, relating to the
  property, and to the charges thereupon.
Structure New York Laws
Article 5 - Judgment Debtor's Discharge From Imprisonment
121 - To What Court Application to Be Made.
122 - When Petition May Be Presented.
123 - Contents of Petition; Schedule.
124 - Affidavit of Petitioner.
126 - Notice to Creditors; When Service Cannot Be Made.
127 - Notice to Creditors; When State a Creditor.
128 - Proceedings on Presentation of Petition.
130 - Proceedings on Adjourned Day.
131 - Assignment; Effect Thereof.
132 - Discharge; When to Be Granted.
133 - Petitioner's Property Still Liable.
134 - When Creditor May Issue New Execution Against Person.
135 - Powers and Duties of Trustee.
136 - Creditor May Notify Debtor to Apply for Discharge.
137 - Effect of Failure So to Apply.
138 - Debtors to State or United States Not to Be Discharged.