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LAW OF PROPERTY ACT 1936 - SECT 23

23—Gift not to be avoided by illegal stipulation attached thereto

        (1)         No gift, whether by testamentary disposition or by instrument inter vivos , shall be held to be void solely on the ground that the testator or donor has attached an illegal stipulation to such gift, whether such stipulation is in the nature of a limitation of the gift or of a condition precedent or subsequent to the gift, unless it is proved to the satisfaction of the court before which the matter is in question that the donee of such gift consented to such stipulation at or before the time when the testamentary disposition or instrument inter vivos was executed by the testator or donor.

        (2)         Unless it is proved as aforesaid, in construing the testamentary disposition or instrument inter vivos , the gift shall be read as if the illegal stipulation had not been attached thereto.



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