N.Y. EPT Law § 10-2.2
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Other words defined
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§ 10-2.2 Other words defined\n (a) Donor. A donor is the person who creates or reserves a power.\n (b) Donee. A donee is the person to whom a power is given or in whose\nfavor a power is reserved.\n (c) Appointee. An appointee is the person in whose favor a power of\nappointment is exercisable.\n (d) Appointive property. Appointive property is property which is the\nsubject of a power of appointment.\n
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