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MINNESOTA STATUTES AND CODES
Chapter 502 Powers of Appointment
- Section 502.61 502.01-502.61 Repealed, 1943 c 322 s 1
- Section 502.62 Common Law of Powers is Law of State; Exceptions
- Section 502.63 Donor May Create Power of Appointment
- Section 502.64 Donee May Exercise Power of Appointment
- Section 502.65 Power, When Not Void
- Section 502.66 Power of Appointment, Who May Exercise
- Section 502.67 Power of Appointment Vested in Two or More Persons
- Section 502.68 Consents Must Be in Writing
- Section 502.69 Intent of Power
- Section 502.70 Powers of Creditor of Donee
- Section 502.71 Effect of Deed
- Section 502.72 Conveyance
- Section 502.73 Right of Alienation Suspended, When
- Section 502.74 Advancements
- Section 502.75 Power Passes to Assignee
- Section 502.76 Power of Revocation
- Section 502.77 Power If Part of Security
- Section 502.78 Absolute Power of Disposition
- Section 502.79 Release of Powers of Property Held in Trust
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