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 If a former will is to be revoked in whole or in part by a subsequent will, the revocation shall be valid only when the subsequent will is made in any of the forms provided by the law.

If a will is made in a single original copy only, the testator may revoke such will in whole or in part by destroying it or crossing it out deliberately.

If a will is made in several original copies, such revocation shall not be valid, save where it is done to all of those original copies.

If a testator has validly and deliberately transferred the property which is the subject of any provision of his will, such provision of the will shall become revoked.

The same shall apply when the testator has deliberately destroyed the property.

If the testator has not expressed a different intention in a will and his former and subsequent wills appear to be contrary to each other, the former will shall be deemed to have been