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§  54.  Consent  of  executor, administrator, receiver, or trustee. An  executor or administrator may become a consenting  creditor,  under  the  order of the surrogate's court from which his letters issued. A trustee,  official  assignee,  or  receiver  of  the property of a creditor of the  petitioner, whether created by  operation  of  law  or  by  the  act  of  parties,  may become a consenting creditor, under the order of a justice  of the supreme court. A person who becomes  a  consenting  creditor,  as  prescribed  in  this  section,  is  chargeable only for the sum which he  actually receives, as a dividend of the insolvent's property.

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Dcd > Article-3 > 54

§  54.  Consent  of  executor, administrator, receiver, or trustee. An  executor or administrator may become a consenting  creditor,  under  the  order of the surrogate's court from which his letters issued. A trustee,  official  assignee,  or  receiver  of  the property of a creditor of the  petitioner, whether created by  operation  of  law  or  by  the  act  of  parties,  may become a consenting creditor, under the order of a justice  of the supreme court. A person who becomes  a  consenting  creditor,  as  prescribed  in  this  section,  is  chargeable only for the sum which he  actually receives, as a dividend of the insolvent's property.

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Dcd > Article-3 > 54

§  54.  Consent  of  executor, administrator, receiver, or trustee. An  executor or administrator may become a consenting  creditor,  under  the  order of the surrogate's court from which his letters issued. A trustee,  official  assignee,  or  receiver  of  the property of a creditor of the  petitioner, whether created by  operation  of  law  or  by  the  act  of  parties,  may become a consenting creditor, under the order of a justice  of the supreme court. A person who becomes  a  consenting  creditor,  as  prescribed  in  this  section,  is  chargeable only for the sum which he  actually receives, as a dividend of the insolvent's property.