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NY Code - Article 7: TRUSTEES FOR INSOLVENT AND IMPRISONED DEBTORS
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Section 160
Trustees for creditors
Section 161
Sole trustee
Section 162
Two or more trustees
Section 163
Death of trustee; survivor or successor
Section 164
Trustees' oath
Section 165
Vesting of property in trustees
Section 166
Powers of trustees
Section 167
Notice to debtors, bailees and creditors
Section 168
Power to sue notwithstanding notice
Section 169
Forfeiture for failure to comply with notice
Section 170
Warrant on withholding account or property
Section 171
Examination of person arrested
Section 172
Imprisonment for contumacy
Section 173
No discharge for defects of form
Section 174
Penalties for connivance at escape
Section 175
Effect of answers on examination
Section 176
Reward to informers
Section 177
Reference of disputed claims
Section 178
Application for appointment of referee
Section 179
Appointment of referee
Section 180
Entry of order of reference
Section 181
Powers, duties and compensation of referees
Section 182
Filing and effect of referees' report
Section 183
Commission to take testimony out of county
Section 184
Sale of property and accounts of trustees
Section 185
Meeting of creditors and notice thereof
Section 186
Proceedings at creditors' meetings
Section 187
Payment of disbursements and commissions of trustees
Section 188
Preferred debts
Section 189
Distribution of moneys
Section 190
Preference of debts owing by debtor as trustee
Section 191
Payment of debts before maturity
Section 192
Set-off of mutual debts or credits
Section 193
No set-off in certain cases
Section 194
Provision for pending actions
Section 194-A
Provision for contingent or unliquidated liabilities
Section 195
Penalties recovered
Section 196
Subsequent dividends
Section 197
Provision for neglectful creditors
Section 198
Unclaimed dividends
Section 199
Disposition of surplus
Section 200
Allowance to debtor
Section 201
Accounting by trustees
Section 202
Trustees subject to order of court
Section 203
Appointment of substitute trustee
Section 204
Application by trustee for leave to renounce
Section 205
Account upon application
Section 206
Verification of account
Section 207
Order to show cause
Section 208
Publication of notice
Section 209
Hearing
Section 210
Order permitting renunciation
Section 211
Assignment by renouncing trustee
Section 212
Effect of assignment
Section 213
Order for discharge of trustee from trust
Section 214
Effect of order
Section 215
Recording order and filing papers
Section 216
Payment of expense of renunciation
Section 217
New trustee in place of one absent
Section 218
Powers and duties of new trustee
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