Law in a nutshell
Anyone who makes a will has the right to revoke their will at any time, whether or not they make a new one. A will may also be revoked automatically if specific events occur. Often, the fact of revocation is clearcut. But if there is a dispute and it is claimed T’s will was revoked and therefore not valid, resolving the issue can be challenging.
What's covered?
How testators can revoke their will, inserting revocation clauses, how you use this in the law and case law examples.
Estimated length
15 mins
Recommended knoweldge level
Intermediate
Knowledge check
3 questions at the end to check your understanding
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