New York § 13-101 Transfer of claims

New York Statutes

§ 13-101 — Transfer of claims

New York § 13-101

Law GOBGeneral Obligations

Title 1Transferability; Effect of Transfer

Art. 13Transfer of Obligations and Rights

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N.Y. General Obligations § 13-101 (2026).

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§ 13-101. Transfer of claims. Any claim or demand can be transferred,\nexcept in one of the following cases:\n 1. Where it is to recover damages for a personal injury;\n 2. Where it is founded upon a grant, which is made void by a statute\nof the state; or upon a claim to or interest in real property, a grant\nof which, by the transferrer, would be void by such a statute;\n 3. Where a transfer thereof is expressly forbidden by:

(a)a statute\nof the state, or (b) a statute of the United States, or (c) would\ncontravene public policy.\n

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§ 13-101. Transfer of claims. Any claim or demand can be transferred,\nexcept in one of the following cases:\n 1. Where it is to recover damages for a personal injury;\n 2. Where it is founded upon a grant, which is made void by a statute\nof the state; or upon a claim to or interest in real property, a grant\nof which, by the transferrer, would be void by such a statute;\n 3. Where a transfer thereof is expressly forbidden by: (a) a statute\nof the state, or (b) a statute of the United States, or (c) would\ncontravene public policy.\n