60                                             LAWS Of MARYLAND                               [Ch. 11

PROVISIONS OF §4-102, OR THE LAW OF THE DOMICILE OF THE

TESTATOR, OR THE PLACE WHERE THE WILL IS EXECUTED.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section presently appears as
Art. 93, §4—104. A slight change is made in
style.

4-105. REVOCATION OF WILL.

A WILL, OR ANY PART OF IT, MAY NOT BE REVOKED IN A
MANNER OTHER THAN AS PROVIDED IN THIS SECTION.

(A)   SUBSEQUENT WILL.

BY PROVISION IN A SUBSEQUENT, VALIDLY EXECUTED WILL

WHICH (1) REVOKES ANY PRIOR WILL OR PART Of IT EITHER

EXPRESSLY OR BY NECESSARY IMPLICATION, OR (2) EXPRESSLY

REPUBLISHES AN EARLIER WILL THAT HAD BEEN REVOKED BY AN

INTERMEDIATE WILL BUT IS STILL IN EXISTENCE[[.]] ;

(B)   DESTRUCTION.

BY BURNING, CANCELLING, TEARING, OR OBLITERATING THE
SAME, BY THE TESTATOR HIMSELF, OR BY SOME OTHER PERSON IN
HIS PRESENCE AND BY HIS EXPRESS DIRECTION AND CONSENT;

(C)   SUBSEQUENT MARRIAGE AND ISSUE.

BY THE SUBSEQUENT MARRIAGE OF THE TESTATOR FOLLOWED
BY THE BIRTH, ADOPTION, OR LEGITIMATION OF A CHILD BY
HIM, PROVIDED [[NO]] SUCH CHILD OR HIS DESCENDANT
SURVIVES THE TESTATOR; AND ALL WILLS EXECUTED PRIOR TO
[[ANY]] SUCH MARRIAGE SHALL BE REVOKED; OR

(D)   DIVORCE OR ANNULMENT.

BY A DIVORCE A VINCULO MATRIMONII OF A TESTATOR AND
HIS SPOUSE OR THE ANNULMENT OF THE MARRIAGE, EITHER OF
WHICH OCCURS SUBSEQUENT TO THE EXECUTION OF THE
TESTATOR'S WILL; AND ALL PROVISIONS IN THE WILL RELATING
TO THE SPOUSE, AND ONLY [[THAT PROVISION]] THOSE
PROVISIONS, SHALL BE REVOKED UNLESS OTHERWISE PROVIDED IN
THE WILL OR DECREE.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section presently appears as
Art. 93, §4—105. Changes are in style and
language.

4-106. REVIVAL OF WILL.

IF A TESTATOR MAKES A SUBSEQUENT WILL INTENDED TO
REVOKE A PRIOR WILL, THE DESTRUCTION OR OTHER REVOCATION
OF THE SUBSEQUENT WILL DOES NOT REVIVE THE PRIOR WILL