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Difference between revisions of "Revocation of a Will (16:VI)"

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A subsequent instrument in writing that is '''not''' a subsequent will but is in compliance with the provisions of ''WESA'' (e.g. signed by two witnesses, etc.) may have the effect of revoking the will (''WESA'', s 55(1)(b)).
A subsequent instrument in writing that is '''not''' a subsequent will but is in compliance with the provisions of ''WESA'' (e.g. signed by two witnesses, etc.) may have the effect of revoking the will (''WESA'', s 55(1)(b)).


Where a will is revoked in this way, a wills notice should be filed with the Department of Vital Statistics to record the revocation of the will (see '''Section III.G: Filing a Wills Notice''').
Where a will is revoked in this way, a wills notice should be filed with the Department of Vital Statistics to record the revocation of the will (see [[Making_and_Executing_a_Will_(16:III)G|Section III.G: Filing a Wills Notice]]).


== B. By Destruction or Loss ==
== B. By Destruction or Loss ==
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