New York Statutes
§ 201 — When deemed to have elected
New York § 201
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N.Y. Real Property § 201 (2026).
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§ 201. When deemed to have elected. Where a woman is entitled to an\nelection, as prescribed in either of the last two sections, she is\ndeemed to have elected to take the jointure, devise or pecuniary\nprovision, unless within six months after the death of her husband she\nenters upon the lands assigned to her for her dower, or commences an\naction for her dower. But, during such period of six months after the\ndeath of her said husband, her time to make such election may be\nenlarged by the order of any court competent to pass on the accounts of\nexecutors, administrators or testamentary trustees, or to admeasure\ndower, on an affidavit showing the pendency of a proceeding to contest\nthe probate of the will containing such jointure, devise or pecuniary\nprovision, or of an action to c
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