New York Statutes
§ 5706 — Restrictions on alienation of property
New York § 5706
JurisdictionNew York
Law EDNEducation
Title 7State and City Colleges and Institutions-cornell University
Art. 115Cornell University
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N.Y. Education § 5706 (2026).
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§ 5706. Restrictions on alienation of property. That portion of said\nuniversity grounds, which was the original gift of about two hundred\nacres of land made by Ezra Cornell and at that time located in the town\nof Ithaca in the county of Tompkins, shall not be encumbered, aliened or\notherwise disposed of by the said trustees, or by any other person,\nexcept on terms such as the legislature of the state of New York shall\nhave approved, and any act of the said trustees, or that of any other\nperson which shall have that effect, shall be void; except, that Cornell\nUniversity is hereby authorized to mortgage, or convey such part of the\naforesaid lands of said university as it may deem necessary to enable it\nto obtain needed loans, advances, or financing for the construction of a\nhou
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