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76. Property which may be disposed of by will. |
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77. Capacity to make a will. |
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78. Signing and witnessing will. |
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79. Appointments by will. |
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80. Publication of will not necessary. |
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81. Will not void on account of incompetency of witness. |
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82. Gifts to an attesting witness, or spouse of witness, to be void. |
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83. Creditor attesting will charging estate with debts admissible as witness. |
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84. Executor admissible as witness. |
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85. Revocation of will. |
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86. Alterations in will after execution. |
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87. Revoked will not revived otherwise than by re-execution or codicil. |
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88. Subsequent conveyance or other act not to prevent operation of will. |
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89. Will to speak from death of testator. |
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90. Extrinsic evidence as to will. |
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91. Residuary devise or bequest to include estate comprised in lapsed and void gifts. |
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92. General devise of land to include leasehold as well as freehold. |
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93. General gift of realty or personalty to include property over which testator has general power of appointment. |
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94. Devise of real estate without words of limitation to pass whole estate. |
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95. Creation of estates tail. |
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96. Meaning of "die without issue". |
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97. Devise of estate tail not to lapse where inheritable issue survives. |
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98. Gifts to children or other issue who leave issue living at testator's death. |
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99. Interpretation of devise or bequest in case of doubt. |
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100. Restriction on executory limitations. |
