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Session Laws, 1969
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MARVIN MANDEL, Governor                            29

two or more residuary legatees is void, inoperative or renounced
the other residuary legacies shall be proportionately augmented by
the assets which are the subject of such legacy.

4-405. Change in securities; accession; non-ademption.

Unless a contrary intent is expressly indicated in the will, if
securities are the subject of a specific legacy and subsequent to the
execution of the will other securities of the same or another entity are
distributed to the testator by reason of his ownership of the original
securities, whether as a result of a partial liquidation, stock dividend,
stock split, merger, consolidation, reorganization, recapitalization,
redemption, exchange or other transaction, and if these securities are
part of the testator's estate at his death, the specific legacy shall
include the additional or substituted securities.

4-406. No exoneration.

Unless a contrary intent is expressly indicated in the will, a
legacy of specific property shall pass subject to any security interest
or lien on the property which existed at the time of execution of
the will or which is a renewal, extension or refinancing thereof; but
if any security interest or lien is created or attaches initially after
the execution of the will the legatee shall be entitled to exoneration.

4-407. Exercise of power of appointment.

Subject to the terms of the instrument creating the power, a
residuary clause in a will exercises a power of appointment held by
the testator if, and only if, (i) an intent to exercise the power is
expressly indicated in the will or (ii) the instrument creating such
power of appointment fails to provide for disposition of the subject
matter of the power upon its non-exercise.

4-4.08. Will passes entire interest of testator.

Unless a contrary intent is expressly indicated in the will, a legacy
shall pass to the legatee the entire interest of the testator in the
property which is the subject of the legacy.

4-409. Perpetuitiesformation of corporation.

No legacy for any charitable uses shall be void by reason of any
uncertainty with respect to the donees thereof, provided (i) the will
making the same shall also contain directions for the formation of a
corporation to take the same, and (ii) a corporation shall be formed
in accordance with such directions, capable and willing to receive
and administer such legacy, within 12 months from the probate of
such will, if the devise is immediate and not subject to a life estate,
or at any time between probate of the will and the end of 12 months
next following the expiration of a life estate or life estates, if the
legacy is to take effect in possession after the expiration thereof.

4-410. "Die without issue," and similar phrases.

In any legacy, the words "die without issue," or "die without
leaving issue," or any other words which may import either a want
or a failure of issue of any person in his lifetime, or at the time of


 

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