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such devise, legacy or bequest shall have the same effect and
operation in law to transfer the right, estate and interest in the
property mentioned in such devise or bequest as if such
devisee or legatee had survived the testator.

Trippe v. Frazier, 4 H. & J. 446. Dashiell v. Atty. Gen., 5 H. & J 392.
Ibid., 6 H & J. 1. Ciaycroft v. Craycroft, 6H. & J, 54. Glenn v. Belt, 7 G.
& J. 363. Young v. Robinson, 11 G. & J. 328. Helms v. Franciscus, 2 Bl
544 Billingsley v. Tongue, 9 Md. 575. Taylor v. Watson, 35 Md. 519
Hays v. Wright. 43 Md. 122. Wallace v. DuBois, 65 Md. 153. Halsey v.
Prot Episcopal Church, 75 Md. 277. Lowndes v. Gooch, 87 Md. 485.

1888, art. 93, sec. 314. 1860, art. 93, sec. 305. 1825, ch. 119.

321. In every will whereby any lands or real property shall
be devised to any person, and no words of perpetuity or
limitation are used in such devise, the devisee shall take under
and by virtue of such devise the entire and absolute estate and
interest of the testator in such lands or real property, unless it
shall appear, by devise over or by words of limitation or
otherwise, that the testator intended to devise a less estate and
interest.

Hammond v. Hammond, 8 G. & J. 436. Moody v. Elliott, 1 Md. Ch. 290
Boyle v. Parker, 3 Md. Ch 42. Smith v. Clark, 10 Md. 186. Taylor v. Wat-
son, 35 Md. 519. Hays v. Wright, 43 Md 122. Mason v. Johnson, 47 Md.
847. Stonebraker v Zollickhoffer, 52 Md. 154. Estep v. Mackey, 52 Md.
592. Henderson v. Henderson, 64 Md. 185. Devecmon v. Shaw & Devries,
70 Md. 225. Smith v. Montgomery, 75 Md. 140. Backus v. Presbyterian
Church, 77 Md. 52. Nowland v. Welch, 88 Md. 52. Whitby v Jump, 94
Md 189.

Ibid. sec. 315. 1888, ch. 249.

322. No devise or bequest of real or personal property for
any charitable uses shall be deemed or held to be void by
reason of any uncertainty with respect to the donees thereof,
provided the will or codicil making the same shall also contain
directions for the formation of a corporation to take the same,
and within the period of twelve calendar months from the
grant of probate of such will or codicil a corporation shall be
formed, in correspondence with such directions, capable and
willing to receive and administer such devise or bequest.

Yingling v. Miller, 77 Md. 104.

Ibid. sec. 316. 1888, ch. 249.

323. Every devise and bequest purporting to be of all real
and personal property belonging to the testator shall be con-
strued to include also all property over which he has a general