If the donee of a power of appointment exercises the power in favor of
the trustee of a trust under a will or deed other than that under which
the power was created, and if said exercise is otherwise valid, the
appointive property shall be paid over to and administered by the
trustee of, and under the terms of, the trust under such will or deed
and jurisdiction over said appointive property shall thereafter be in
the court having jurisdiction of the trust under such will or deed.
Structure New York Laws
EPT - Estates, Powers and Trusts
Part 6 - Rules Governing Exercise of a Power of Appointment
10-6.1 - Exercise of a Power of Appointment; Manifestation of Intention of Donee
10-6.2 - Exercise of a Power of Appointment; Conformity to Directions of Donor
10-6.3 - Exercise of a Power of Appointment; Type of Instrument
10-6.4 - Exercise of a Power of Appointment; Required Consents
10-6.5 - Exercise of Exclusive and Non-Exclusive Power of Appointment
10-6.7 - Exercise by All Donees; Exceptions
10-6.8 - Imperative Power of Appointment; Effectuation
10-6.9 - Exercise of a Power of Appointment in Further Trust