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A testator's will devises 'Blackacre to my son.' The son predeceases the testator but is survived by the son's own child (the testator's grandchild). Under a typical anti-lapse statute, what happens to the devise?

The devise lapses and falls into the residuary estate The devise passes to the testator's spouse automatically The devise passes to the predeceased son's descendant under the anti-lapse statute The devise is void and passes by intestacy

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The devise passes to the predeceased son's descendant under the anti-lapse statute

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