In the Estate of Sellers

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• “[t]he general rule ... appears to be that the intention of the testator to render the statute inoperative must be plainly indicated.”
• \[t]he general rule... appears to be that the intention of the testator to render the statute inoperative must be plainly indicated.\
• court erred in considering extrinsic evidence of whether a contrary intent existed, where Section 2514 clearly requires that contrary intent must appear in the provisions of the will itself
• court erred in considering extrinsic evidence of whether a contrary intent existed, where Section 2514 clearly requires that contrary intent must appear in the provisions of the will itself

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).