Legislation

Chapter 952
AN ACT in relation to estates, powers and trusts, constituting chapter

17-b of the consolidated laws
Became a law August 2, 1966, with the approval of the Governor. Passed

by a majority vote, three-fifths being present.

The People of the State of New York, represented in Senate and
Assembly, do enact as follows:

ESTATES, POWERS AND TRUSTS LAW
Article 1. General provisions. (§§ 1-1.1--1-2.20)

2. Rules governing dispositions subject to this law.

(§§ 2-1.1--2-1.15)

3. Substantive law of wills. (§§ 3-1.1--3-5.1)

4. Descent and distribution of an intestate estate.

(§§ 4-1.1--4-1.6)

5. Family rights. (§§ 5-1.1--5-4.6)

6. Classification, creation, definition of, and rules

governing estates in property. (§§ 6-1.1--6-6.7)

7. Trusts. (§§ 7-1.1--7-8.1)

8. Charitable trusts. (§§ 8-1.1--8-1.9)

9. Perpetuities and accumulations. (§§ 9-1.1--9-2.3)

10. Powers. (§§ 10-1.1--10-10.8)

11 Fiduciaries: Powers, duties and limitations; actions by

or against in representative or individual capacities.

(§§ 11-1.1--11-4.7)

11-A. Uniform principal and income act. (§§ 11-A-1.1--11-A-6.4)

12. Actions by creditors and other persons against

distributees and testamentary beneficiaries. (§§

12-1.1--12-2.5)

13. Other provisions affecting estates. (§§ 13-1.1--13-4.12)

13-A. Administration of digital assets summary of article. (§§

13-A-1--13-A-5.2)

14. Repealer; Derivation and Distribution Tables; Effective

Date. (§§ 14-1.1--14-3.1)