75. Inquiries to determine questions as to object or subject of will
76. Misnomer or misdescription of object
77. When words may be supplied
78. Rejection of erroneous particulars in description of subject
79. When part of description may not be rejected as erroneous
80. Extrinsic evidence admissible in cases of patent ambiguity
81. Extrinsic evidence inadmissible in case of patent ambiguity or deficiency
82. Meaning of clause to be collected from entire will
83. When words may be understood in restricted sense, and when in sense wider than usual
84. Which of two possible constructions preferred
85. No part rejected, if it can be reasonably construed
86. Interpretation of words repeated in different parts of will
87. Testator's intention to be effectuated as far as possible
88. The last of two inconsistent clauses prevails
89. Will or bequest void for uncertainty
90. Words describing subject refer to property answering description at testator's death
91. Power of appointment executed by general bequest
92. Implied gift to objects of power in default of appointment
93. Bequest to "heirs", etc., of particular person without qualifying terms
94. Bequest to "representatives," etc., of particular person
95. Bequest without words of limitation
97. Effect of words describing a class added to bequest to person
98. Bequest to class of persons under general description only
101. Rules of construction where will purports to make two bequests to same person
102. Constitution of residuary legatee
103. Property to which residuary legatee entitled
104. Time of vesting legacy in general terms
105. In what case legacy lapses
106. Legacy does not lapse if one of two joint legatees die before testator
107. Effect of words showing testator's intention to give distinct shares
108. When lapsed share goes as undisposed of
110. Bequest to A for benefit of B does not lapse by A's death
