X, in his last will stated in part, “I desire him (referring to A, the instituted heir) to comply with
the obligation to give or deliver to the parish priest of this town a sufficient sum of money
necessary for a yearly “novena: for the repose of my soul and those of my parents, husband,
children and other relatives … And at the hour of his (A’s) death he will insist that his heirs
comply with all that I have ordered.” A, in his last will stated: “I order him (referring to B, his
instituted heir) not to forget the annually all the souls of the relatives of my grandmother and
also of mine, and to have a mass said on the first and ninth days of the yearly “novena” … I
insistently order that the property of my deceased grandmother to be disposed of in conformity
with all the provisions of her will and of mine.” How should the phrase “all that I have ordered”
used in the will be construed?
"All that I have ordered" should be construed as all