Restatement of the law, second, property 2d : donative transfers

Restatement of the law, second, property 2d : donative transfers volume 2 contents: Division II - Powers of appointment, class. gifts, and related matters. Part V - Powers of appointment. Ch. 11 - Definitions. § 11.1: Power of appointment. § 11.2: Terms identifying various persons related to power of appointment. § 11.3: Terms identifying property interests related to power of appointment. § 11.4: General power and non - general power. § 11.5: Power presently exercisable and power not presently exercisable. Ch. 12 - Creation of power of appointment. § 12.1: Intent to create power of appointment. § 12.2: Scope of the donee's authority. § 12.3: Power that would be or becomes appendant to owned interest ineffective. Ch. 13 - Creditor of the done and spouse of the done. § 13.1: Creditors of the done - non - general power. § 13.2: Creditors of the done - unexercised general power not created by done. § 13.3: Creditors of the done - where done creates general power. § 13.4: Creditors of the done - general power exercised by will. § 13.5: Creditors of the done - general power exercised inter vivos. § 13.6: Creditors of the done - ability to acquire power - bankruptcy. § 13.7: Spousal rights in appointive assets on death of donee. Ch. 14 - Release and disclaimer of powers of appointment. § 14.1: Release of general power. § 14.2: Release on non - general power. § 14.3: What constitutes release of releasable power. § 14.4: Indirect release of power by objects of power. § 14.5: Disclaimer of power by done. § 14.6: Disclaimer by object or appointee. Ch. 15 - Revocation or amendment of power of appointment or its exercise. § 15.1: Revocation or amendment by donor of power or its exercise. § 15.2: Revocation or amendment by done of exercise of power. Ch. 16 - Contracts to appoint. § 16.1: Power presently exercisable. § 16.2: Power not presently exercisable. Ch. 17 - The donee's intent to appoint. § 17.1: Significance of donee's intent to appoint. § 17.2: Blanket appointments. § 17.3: Disposition in deed or will of all the donee's property. § 17.4: Appointive assets identified in dispositive instrument of donee. § 17.5: Other circumstances indicating that donee intended to exercise power. Ch. 18 - Effectiveness of appointments. § 18.1: Capacity of donee to appoint. § 18.2: Formal requisites of appointment or disclaimer. § 18.3: Appointment defective with respect to formalities effective in a court applying equitable principles. § 18.4: Attempted appointment before creation of power. § 18.5: Appointments to deceased persons where antilapse statute not applicable. § 18.6: Operation of antilapse statutes with reference to appointments. Ch. 19 - Permissible appointments. § 19.1: Permissible appointments under general power that do not involve the creation of new power. § 19.2: Donee of general power creates power in another. § 19.3: Permissible appointments under non - general power not involving creation of new power. § 19.4: Creation by donee of non - general power of power in another. Ch. 20 - Excessive appointments - fraud on powers. § 20.1: Appointment to non - object. § 20.2: Appointment to object for benefit of person not an object. § 20.3: Fiduciary who transfers property pursuant to appointment ineffective under § 20.2. § 20.4: Purchasers without notice of appointed property under appointment ineffective under § 20.2. Ch. 21 - Exclusive and non - exclusive powers. § 21.1: Exclusive powers. § 21.2: Non - exclusive powers. Ch. 22 - Allocation of appointive assets to attain maximum effectiveness. § 22.1: Allocation of property appointed under general power. § 22.2: Allocation of property appointed under non - general power. Ch. 23 - Ineffective appointments. § 23.1: Effect of partially ineffective appointment on otherwise effective portion of appointment. § 23.2: When ineffectively appointed property under general power captured for donee or donee's estate. Ch. 24 - Gifts in default of appointment. § 24.1: Disposition of unappointed property under general power of appointment. § 24.2: Disposition of unappointed property under non - general power of appointment. § 24.3: Disposition of unappointed property when taker in default is appointee. § 24.4: Effect on appointment if appointee is taker in default of appointment. Includes foreword, table of contents, subject index and the 2010 cumulative annual pocket part.