27—What general disposition of property subject to power of appointment
includes
(1) A general
disposition of real property of the testator in any place or in the occupation
of any person mentioned in the testator's will or otherwise described in a
general manner in the will—
(a) is
to be construed to include any real property or any real property to which the
description extends (as the case may be) which the testator has power to
appoint in any manner the testator may think proper; and
(b)
operates as an execution of that power,
unless a contrary intention appears in the will.
(2) A disposition of
personal property of the testator or any disposition of personal property
described in a general manner in the will—
(a) is
to be construed to include any personal property or any personal property to
which the description extends (as the case may be) which the testator has
power to appoint in any manner the testator may think proper; and
(b)
operates as an execution of that power,
unless a contrary intention appears in the will.