Western Australian Current Acts Western Australian Current Acts Without limiting
sections 14(1) and 14A(2), the whole or any part of a will may be revoked only
—
(a) by a
later will, including a document that is a will by operation of Part X; or
(b)
subject to Part X, by some writing declaring an intention to revoke it,
executed in the manner in which a will is required or permitted to be executed
by this Act; or
(c) by
the testator, or some person in the testator’s presence and by the
testator’s direction, burning, tearing or otherwise destroying it to
give effect to the intention of the testator of revoking it.
[Section 15 inserted: No. 27 of 2007 s. 14.]