the income received at reasonable intervals. The lien attaches to that income subject only to the reasonable periodic payment of interest. The payment to Cohn's wife constituted an unauthorized payment to which Cohn was entitled.
The principal of the Income Trust is payable to Cohn in such amounts as the trustee, in his sole discretion deems appropriate, with no standard specified. Indeed the res may be exhausted and any remainderman is without redress. Cohn's power of appointment does not permit appointment to himself, his estate, his creditors or his estate's creditors. Thus his interest in the res is of the same nature and extent as his interest in distributions from the Spray and Revocable Trusts.
Accordingly summary judgment shall enter entitling plaintiff to all Income Trust income since perfection of472 U.S. 713, 720, 105 S.Ct. 2919, 2924, 86 L.Ed.2d 565 (1985). The notice of levy and demand in the record was served on defendant Bergman, the independent trustee, as directed to the Joel Cohn Revocable Trust. Bergman's claim that the levy is not binding on him as trustee of the # 2C and # 2E trusts is spurious. Each of those trusts were created in the trust indenture cited in the notice. That they sprung into separate existence by virtue of occurrences recited in the trust document does not alter the fact that as trustee of the two later arising trusts, he was properly served in his capacity which was created by the specified Indenture. From the date of service, 3/26/88, he was on notice of the