
Alterations, Revocation and Revival — SQE1 FLK2 Wills and Administration of Estates
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He drew a line through his sister's legacy and wrote revoked in the margin, and she is still going to be paid every penny of it.
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In this episode:
- Alterations after execution need the same formalities as the will
- Crossing out is ignored; obliteration that hides the words revokes
- Destruction needs the act and the intention together
- Marriage revokes the whole will; divorce revokes nothing
- Revival is never automatic, and republication is different
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