The will is nullified in the following cases: 1. The testator’s revocation of his/her Will, in words or deed. 2. The death of the specified devisee before the testator, or their simultaneous death, or it is unknown who died first, unless the will is to settle the devisee’s debt. 3. The devisee’s rejection of the Will after the death of the testator and before acceptance. 4. The testator’s murder by the devisee in a way barring inheritance. 5. The destruction of the specified bequest, or its entitlement to a third party other than the testator.
Interpretation and application must be checked against the official text and current version.