New York § 201 Accounting by trustees

New York Statutes

§ 201 — Accounting by trustees

New York § 201

Law DCDDebtor & Creditor

Art. 7Trustees For Insolvent and Imprisoned Debtors

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N.Y. Debtor & Creditor § 201 (2026).

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  § 201. Accounting by trustees. Within ten days after any dividend made\nby any trustees, they shall render on oath and file with the clerk of\nthe court where the order appointing them was entered an account in\nwriting of all their proceedings in the premises, stating:\n  1. Their disbursements, commissions and the dividends made by them;\n  2. The names and residences of the creditors to whom dividends were\nmade, and the names of those actually receiving them;\n  3. The property, moneys and effects of the debtor remaining in their\nhands, and the value and situation of such property.\n  And such trustees may at any time be compelled by an order of the\nsupreme court, or of the county court of the county in which they\nreside, to render such account on oath, on the application of the\n

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§ 201. Accounting by trustees. Within ten days after any dividend made\nby any trustees, they shall render on oath and file with the clerk of\nthe court where the order appointing them was entered an account in\nwriting of all their proceedings in the premises, stating:\n 1. Their disbursements, commissions and the dividends made by them;\n 2. The names and residences of the creditors to whom dividends were\nmade, and the names of those actually receiving them;\n 3. The property, moneys and effects of the debtor remaining in their\nhands, and the value and situation of such property.\n And such trustees may at any time be compelled by an order of the\nsupreme court, or of the county court of the county in which they\nreside, to render such account on oath, on the application of the\ndebtor, or of any creditor.\n