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§ 10-6.2 Exercise of a power of appointment; conformity to directions of             donor    (a)  Subject  to  the  power  of  a court of competent jurisdiction to  remedy a defective execution of an imperative power of appointment,  the  directions  of  the  donor  as to the manner, time and conditions of the  exercise of a power must be observed, except that:    (1) Where the donor has authorized it to be exercised by an instrument  legally insufficient to dispose of the appointive property,  the  manner  of exercise is to be determined by the provisions of this article.    (2)  Where  the donor has directed any formality to be observed in its  exercise, in addition to those which  would  be  legally  sufficient  to  dispose  of  the  appointive  property, such additional formality is not  necessary to a valid exercise of such power.    (3) Where the donor has made the power exercisable only by deed, it is  also exercisable by a written will unless exercise by will is  expressly  excluded.    (4)  Where  the  donor  of  a  general  power  of  appointment has not  expressly imposed a requirement of good faith or of reasonableness  with  respect  to the donee's exercise of such power, neither such requirement  shall be implied.

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Statutes > New-york > Ept > Article-10 > Part-6 > 10-6-2

§ 10-6.2 Exercise of a power of appointment; conformity to directions of             donor    (a)  Subject  to  the  power  of  a court of competent jurisdiction to  remedy a defective execution of an imperative power of appointment,  the  directions  of  the  donor  as to the manner, time and conditions of the  exercise of a power must be observed, except that:    (1) Where the donor has authorized it to be exercised by an instrument  legally insufficient to dispose of the appointive property,  the  manner  of exercise is to be determined by the provisions of this article.    (2)  Where  the donor has directed any formality to be observed in its  exercise, in addition to those which  would  be  legally  sufficient  to  dispose  of  the  appointive  property, such additional formality is not  necessary to a valid exercise of such power.    (3) Where the donor has made the power exercisable only by deed, it is  also exercisable by a written will unless exercise by will is  expressly  excluded.    (4)  Where  the  donor  of  a  general  power  of  appointment has not  expressly imposed a requirement of good faith or of reasonableness  with  respect  to the donee's exercise of such power, neither such requirement  shall be implied.

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Ept > Article-10 > Part-6 > 10-6-2

§ 10-6.2 Exercise of a power of appointment; conformity to directions of             donor    (a)  Subject  to  the  power  of  a court of competent jurisdiction to  remedy a defective execution of an imperative power of appointment,  the  directions  of  the  donor  as to the manner, time and conditions of the  exercise of a power must be observed, except that:    (1) Where the donor has authorized it to be exercised by an instrument  legally insufficient to dispose of the appointive property,  the  manner  of exercise is to be determined by the provisions of this article.    (2)  Where  the donor has directed any formality to be observed in its  exercise, in addition to those which  would  be  legally  sufficient  to  dispose  of  the  appointive  property, such additional formality is not  necessary to a valid exercise of such power.    (3) Where the donor has made the power exercisable only by deed, it is  also exercisable by a written will unless exercise by will is  expressly  excluded.    (4)  Where  the  donor  of  a  general  power  of  appointment has not  expressly imposed a requirement of good faith or of reasonableness  with  respect  to the donee's exercise of such power, neither such requirement  shall be implied.