After A has executed a will, he tore it out of anger because B and C were disputing the fact that a house and lot at San Lorenzo Village should have been given by A to C when the will gives it to B. Discuss whether the will was revoked or not.

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The tearing of the will may amount to revocation if it is coupled with the intent of revoking it. The physical act of tearing, combined with A's intention to revoke the will due to the dispute between B and C, suggests a clear intent to revoke.

After a Has Executed a Will, He Tore It Out