The testator can always revert from his previous will by issuing a new will in accordance with one of the types of wills listed in the law. It is not necessary for the first will to be of the same type as the second will, which is drawn up to revert from this will. It is possible to revoke all or part of the will. There is no number limit in making a will and returning from it.
If the testator has made a new will even though he has a will, the provisions of the wills are taken into account when determining whether the previous will is revoked with the next dated will. If the provisions of the later testament do not abolish the provisions of the first will, but only change them, the two wills will be valid together. If the provisions of the later testament cancel the provisions of the first will, only the will after the date is valid.
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