sec.13How a will may be revoked

### sec.13 How a will may be revoked A will or part of a will may be revoked only— under section 14 , 14A , 15 , 15A or 15B ; or by a will or other instrument made under an order under section 19 or 21 ; or by a later will; or by a document that— declares an intention to revoke the will or part; and is executed in the way in which a will is required to be executed under this part; or by the testator, or someone in the testator’s presence and at the testator’s direction— burning, tearing or otherwise destroying the will with the intention of the testator to revoke it; or writing on the will, or dealing with the will, in a way that satisfies the court, from the state of the will, that the testator intended to revoke it. s 13 sub 2006 No. 1 s 6 amd 2012 No. 12 s 56 ; 2017 No. 17 s 244 - (a) under section 14 , 14A , 15 , 15A or 15B ; or - (b) by a will or other instrument made under an order under section 19 or 21 ; or - (c) by a later will; or - (d) by a document that— (i) declares an intention to revoke the will or part; and (ii) is executed in the way in which a will is required to be executed under this part; or - (i) declares an intention to revoke the will or part; and - (ii) is executed in the way in which a will is required to be executed under this part; or - (e) by the testator, or someone in the testator’s presence and at the testator’s direction— (i) burning, tearing or otherwise destroying the will with the intention of the testator to revoke it; or (ii) writing on the will, or dealing with the will, in a way that satisfies the court, from the state of the will, that the testator intended to revoke it. - (i) burning, tearing or otherwise destroying the will with the intention of the testator to revoke it; or - (ii) writing on the will, or dealing with the will, in a way that satisfies the court, from the state of the will, that the testator intended to revoke it. - (i) declares an intention to revoke the will or part; and - (ii) is executed in the way in which a will is required to be executed under this part; or - (i) burning, tearing or otherwise destroying the will with the intention of the testator to revoke it; or - (ii) writing on the will, or dealing with the will, in a way that satisfies the court, from the state of the will, that the testator intended to revoke it.