Which is NOT an example of revocation by subsequent writing?
A)The testator crosses out all clauses of the will with a pen.
B)A single testator writes a new will.
C)The testator adds a codicil to the will.
D)An engaged testator writes a new will prior to marriage.

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Revocation by subsequent writing involves creating a new document that revokes the previous will, such as a new will or a codicil. Crossing out clauses is a physical act of revocation, not revocation by subsequent writing.

Which Is NOT an Example of Revocation by Subsequent Writing