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2006 New York Code - When Grant Takes Effect.



 
    §  244.  When  grant takes effect. A grant takes effect, so as to vest
  the estate or interest intended to be conveyed, only from its  delivery;
  and  all  the  rules of law, now in force, in respect to the delivery of
  deeds, apply to grants hereafter executed.

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