Under New York law, a self-dealing transaction by a trustee (e.g., selling personal property to the trust) is:
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A
Void per se and always set aside upon demand by any beneficiary
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B
Voidable at the election of the beneficiaries unless authorized by the trust instrument or court order
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C
Permissible if the trustee discloses the conflict to all beneficiaries
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D
Permissible if the transaction price is fair market value