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 revoked by the subsequent will only in respect of the parts contrary to each other.

A provision of a will lapses—

when the legatee dies before the testator;

when the provision would become effective only upon the fulfilment of any condition and the legatee dies before the condition is fulfilled or it certainly appears that the condition can never be fulfilled;

when the legatee refuses the legacy;

when the bequeathed property has been lost totally or has been destroyed undeliberately by the testator during his life and he has not obtained any replacement or any claim for compensation for its loss.

If a will or provision thereof relating to any item of property has lost its effect for any reason, such item of property shall devolve upon the statutory heirs or shall pass to the State, as the case may be.