Where a clause is susceptible of two meanings according to one of which it has some effect, and according to the other of which it can have none, the former shall be preferred.
Chapter VI — f the Construction of Wills
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Where a clause is susceptible of two meanings according to one of which it has some effect, and according to the other of which it can have none, the former shall be preferred.
Printed from Law on Tips • The Indian Succession Act, 1925