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§ 10-9.1 Revocability of a power of appointment    (a)  A  power  of appointment is irrevocable unless the donor reserves  the right to revoke it.    (b) An exercise of power of appointment is irrevocable whenever:    (1) The donor of a special power  manifests  his  intention  that  its  exercise be irrevocable, or    (2) The donee does not manifest in the instrument exercising the power  his intention to reserve a power of revocation.    (c)  If the donee in exercising a power reserves a power to revoke the  appointment, but does not expressly reserve a power to  reappoint,  upon  the exercise of the power of revocation, the donee can reappoint.    (d)  An  instrument  exercising  a power of appointment is affected by  fraud in the same manner as a deed or will, executed by an owner or by a  trustee of property.

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§ 10-9.1 Revocability of a power of appointment    (a)  A  power  of appointment is irrevocable unless the donor reserves  the right to revoke it.    (b) An exercise of power of appointment is irrevocable whenever:    (1) The donor of a special power  manifests  his  intention  that  its  exercise be irrevocable, or    (2) The donee does not manifest in the instrument exercising the power  his intention to reserve a power of revocation.    (c)  If the donee in exercising a power reserves a power to revoke the  appointment, but does not expressly reserve a power to  reappoint,  upon  the exercise of the power of revocation, the donee can reappoint.    (d)  An  instrument  exercising  a power of appointment is affected by  fraud in the same manner as a deed or will, executed by an owner or by a  trustee of property.

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Ept > Article-10 > Part-9 > 10-9-1

§ 10-9.1 Revocability of a power of appointment    (a)  A  power  of appointment is irrevocable unless the donor reserves  the right to revoke it.    (b) An exercise of power of appointment is irrevocable whenever:    (1) The donor of a special power  manifests  his  intention  that  its  exercise be irrevocable, or    (2) The donee does not manifest in the instrument exercising the power  his intention to reserve a power of revocation.    (c)  If the donee in exercising a power reserves a power to revoke the  appointment, but does not expressly reserve a power to  reappoint,  upon  the exercise of the power of revocation, the donee can reappoint.    (d)  An  instrument  exercising  a power of appointment is affected by  fraud in the same manner as a deed or will, executed by an owner or by a  trustee of property.