New York Debtor and Creditor Law Section 77 - Trustees, How Designated.

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  § 77.    Trustees,  how  designated.    The  trustee or trustees may be
  nominated by a majority in amount of the consenting creditors.    If  no
  person  is  so  nominated,  one or more persons must be appointed by the
  court for the purpose.  The nomination may be included in  the  consent,
  or  made  in  a separate paper, or orally upon the hearing or trial, and
  entered in the minutes.

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