(a) Where an estate in real property has heretofore vested or shall
hereafter vest in an assignee or other trustee for the benefit of
creditors, it shall cease at the expiration of ten years from the time
the trust was created, except where a different limitation is contained
in the instrument creating the trust or is otherwise prescribed by law.
Such estate shall thereupon revert to the assignor.
(b) This section does not apply to a trust of personal property or to
a trust of real property created in connection with the salvaging of
mortgage participation certificates. Nor does this section affect any
rights to the proceeds of a sale of real property made by the assignee
or other trustee for the benefit of creditors.
Structure New York Laws
EPT - Estates, Powers and Trusts
Part 1 - Rules Governing Trusts
7-1.1 - When Trust Interests Not to Merge
7-1.2 - Trustee of Passive Trust Not to Take
7-1.3 - Purchase-Money Resulting Trust Abolished
7-1.4 - Purposes for Which Trust May Be Created
7-1.5 - When Trust Interest Inalienable; Exception
7-1.6 - Application of Principal to Income Beneficiary
7-1.7 - Interest Remaining in Creator of Trust
7-1.8 - Duration of Trust for Benefit of Creditors
7-1.10 - Provision by Non-Domiciliary Creator as to Law to Govern Trust
7-1.11 - Application of Principal to Creator of Trust as Reimbursement for Taxes
7-1.13 - Division of Trusts and Establishment of Separate Trusts
7-1.14 - Who May Make a Lifetime Trust
7-1.15 - What Property May Be Disposed of by Lifetime Trust
7-1.16 - Revocation of Lifetime Trust by Will
7-1.17 - Execution, Amendment and Revocation of Lifetime Trusts