P.R. Laws tit. 31, § 2338
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The statement of the object of the designation or of the legacy or the application to be given to what has been left by the testator, or the charge imposed by the same, shall not be considered as a condition, unless it appears that such was his will.
What has been left in this manner may be immediately claimed and is transmissible to the heirs who may secure the fulfillment of the orders of the testator and the repayment of what they may have received, with its fruits and interest, should they fail to comply with this obligation.
History —Civil Code, 1930, § 726.