Retrieving from Will
Issue No. 2334- If a person revokes his Will; for example if he says that 1⁄3 of his property should be given to a person and then says that it should not be given to him, the Will becomes void. And if he changes his Will, e.g., he appoints a legal guardian for his minor children and then replaces him with another person, his first Will becomes void and his second Will should be acted upon. And if he also conducts himself in a manner which shows that he has drawn back from his Will, for example, if he sells the house which he had willed to give away to someone, or appoints someone as his agent to sell it, the Will becomes void.