Which is NOT an example of revocation by a physical act?
A)A person uses a pen to cross out all clauses of a will, despite the testator's objections.
B)The testator burns the will.
C)A person shreds a will upon the testator's instructions in the presence of witnesses.
D)The testator tears the will in half.

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Revocation by a physical act involves the testator (the person who made the will) taking action to physically destroy or alter the will, indicating the intent to revoke it. In choice A, a person other than the testator crosses out clauses of the will against the testator's wishes, which does not constitute revocation by the testator's physical act. Choices B, C, and D involve the testator or actions taken on the testator's instructions, which are examples of revocation by a physical act.

Which Is NOT an Example of Revocation by a Physical