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300. Court may ratify sales at once
upon consent of parties.
Widows.
301. Devise and bequest to wife to be
in bar of dower or thirds.
302. Renunciation of provision for her
in the will, when and how to he
made by widow.
303. Renunciation to be of whole pro-
vision, when.
304. To be of part, when.
305. If nothing pass to her, renuncia-
tion not necessary to secure her
legal rlghls as widow.
306. Jointure or marriage settlement,
effect of.
307. Waste by widow, liability for.
308. Allowance of $150 to widow; when
and how to be paid.
309. Allowance of $75 to widow; when
and how to be paid.
310. Return by administrator of arti-
cles taken by widow under sec-
tions 308 and 309.
311. Apportionment of expenses for
repairs or improvements to es-
tate, when to be made.
312. Proceedings for determining such
apportionment.
313. Previous authority for such re-
pairs and Improvements from
the court necessary.
314. Appeal from decision of orphans'
court, under sections 311-313.
315. Lands to be sold free of dower,
when; power of orphans' court
in such cases.
316. Consent of widow to be filed and
recorded by register of wills.
317. Provisions of sections 301 to 316
applicable as well to surviving
husband as to widow.
Wills.
318. Devises and bequests for care of
vault, cemetery, etc., not void
under the rule against perpetui-
ties.
319. What real estate and personal
property shall be subject to dis-
posal by will.
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320. No perpetuity to be created or
illegal limitation made.
321. When rule against perpetuities is
not applicable.
322. Requisites of a competent testa-
tor.
323. Requisites of a valid will.
324. Revocation of will, how made.
325. Sections 323 and 324 not applica-
ble to wills executed prior to
August 1, 1884.
320. Devises and legacies not to lapse;
proviso.
327. Devisee to take entire estate of
testator, unless a less interest be
plainly shown to have been in-
tended to pass.
328. Devise to charitable uses, when
not to be void.
329. Conveyances, devises, etc., in trust
of burial lots not void under the
rule against perpetuities,
330. Devise and bequest to include
property over which testator has
power of appointment, when.
j 331. When pecuniary legacies shall be
paid out of real estate.
332. Meaning of words "die without
issue," "die without leaving is-
sue."
333. Nuncupative wills abolished; dis-
position of personal estate by
mariners at sea.
334. Will made out of the state, when
valid. When construction is to
be according to the lawn of
Maryland.
335. Power of married women to make
wills.
336. Will to pass all property owned
by testator at time of his death.
337. Probate of wills, how to be made,
338. By orphans' court, or reglater of
wills in recess of court.
339. Lawful for custodian to open and
read will to near relations of de-
ceased; delivery of will to regis-
ter.
340. Neglect of custodian to deliver to
register; penalty.
341. Where probate may be granted.
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