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PLAINTIFF, WHO WAS BORN TWO YEARS BEFORE HIS MOTHER AND FATHER WERE MARRIED, WAS A DISTRIBUTEE OF HIS FATHER’S ESTATE; IT HAS YET TO BE DETERMINED WHETHER DEFENDANT YOUSEF FRAUDULENTLY REPRESENTED HE WAS THE SOLE HEIR WHEN HE TRANSFERRED REAL PROPERTY TO DEFENDANT BASMANOV (FIRST DEPT).

The First Department determined plaintiff demonstrated he was a distributee of his father’s estate. Plaintiff was born two years before his parents married and both his father’s and mother’s names were on plaintiff’s birth certificate. The court noted that it has yet to be established whether defendant Yousef fraudulently represented himself as the sole heir of the estate when he transferred real property to  defendant Basmanov:

Pursuant to Domestic Relations Law § 24, if a mother and father enter into a civil or religious marriage after the birth of their child, the child is legitimated for all purposes of New York law, even if the marriage is void or voidable (§ 24[1]). Therefore, such child automatically becomes a distributee of both birth parents, without any need to satisfy one of the paternity tests set forth in Section 4-1.2(a)(2) of the EPTL … .

Plaintiff was born in 1973, nearly two years before his parents subsequently married. At some point, the decedent-father’s name was placed on the plaintiff’s birth certificate, which, pursuant to Public Health Law § 4135(2) in effect at the time, required “the consent in writing of both the mother and putative father, duly verified, and filed with the record of the birth.” Pursuant to Public Health Law § 4103(2), “a certification of birth is prima facie evidence of the facts therein.” …

Defendant Basmanov’s argument that plaintiff failed to establish fraud necessary to warrant voiding the deeds by which defendant Yosef purported to transfer the decedent’s real property to himself, and then to her, is unavailing. Absent proof of fraud, a deed that purports to transfer more than the party owns is valid to the extent of transferring that party’s interest … ; however, it has yet to be established whether Yosef committed a fraudulent transfer by representing himself as the sole heir of the decedent’s estate in order to effectuate the transfer. Tiwary v Tiwary, 2020 NY Slip Op 07479, First Dept 12-10-20

 

December 10, 2020
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