Construction And Effect.
This is Article 3 of the Code of Virginia, titled “Construction And Effect..” It is part of Title 64.2, titled “Wills, Trusts, And Fiduciaries.” It is part of Subtitle II, titled “Wills And Decedents' Estates.” It is part of Chapter 4, titled “Wills.” It’s comprised of the following 19 sections.
- § 64.2-414
- When wills deemed to speak
- § 64.2-415
- How certain bequests and devises to be construed; nonademption in certain cases
- § 64.2-416
- Devises and bequests that fail; how to pass
- § 64.2-417
- When advancement deemed satisfaction of devise or bequest
- § 64.2-418
- When children or descendants of devisee or legatee to take estate
- § 64.2-419
- Provision for omitted children when no child living when will made
- § 64.2-420
- Provision for omitted children when child living when will made
- § 64.2-421
- Construction of certain conditions of spouse's survivorship
- § 64.2-422
- When omitted spouse to take intestate portion
- § 64.2-423
- Repealed
- § 64.2-424
- When direction to purchase annuity binding on legatee
- § 64.2-425
- Interest on pecuniary legacies
- § 64.2-426
- Testamentary additions to trusts by testator dying on or after July 1, 1994, and before July 1, 1999
- § 64.2-427
- Testamentary additions to trusts by testator dying after June 30, 1999
- § 64.2-428
- Distribution of assets by fiduciaries in satisfaction of pecuniary bequests or transfers in trust of pecuniary amount
- § 64.2-429
- Construction of trust provisions otherwise eligible for the election permitted under § 2056(b)(7) of the Internal Revenue Code
- § 64.2-430
- Certain marital deduction formula clauses to be construed to refer to federal marital deduction allowable if decedent had died on December 31, 1981
- § 64.2-431
- Certain powers of appointment construed to refer to federal gift tax exclusion in effect on date of execution
- § 64.2-432
- Certain formula clauses to be construed to refer to federal estate and generation-skipping transfer tax laws applicable to estates of decedents dying after December 31, 2009, and before January 1, 2011