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    Contained in A Previous One Which Is Void As To Its Form. (N)

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    This document discusses rules around republication and revival of wills under Louisiana law. It states that a testator cannot republish the dispositions of a previous will that is void in form without reproducing them in a subsequent will. It also notes that executing a codicil referring to a previous will has the effect of republishing the previous will as modified by the codicil. Additionally, it specifies that if a testator revokes an initial will by making a second will, revoking the second will does not revive the first will, which can only be revived by another will or codicil.

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    This document discusses rules around republication and revival of wills under Louisiana law. It states that a testator cannot republish the dispositions of a previous will that is void in form without reproducing them in a subsequent will. It also notes that executing a codicil referring to a previous will has the effect of republishing the previous will as modified by the codicil. Additionally, it specifies that if a testator revokes an initial will by making a second will, revoking the second will does not revive the first will, which can only be revived by another will or codicil.

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    This document discusses rules around republication and revival of wills under Louisiana law. It states that a testator cannot republish the dispositions of a previous will that is void in form without reproducing them in a subsequent will. It also notes that executing a codicil referring to a previous will has the effect of republishing the previous will as modified by the codicil. Additionally, it specifies that if a testator revokes an initial will by making a second will, revoking the second will does not revive the first will, which can only be revived by another will or codicil.

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    SUBSECTION 7.

    Republication and Revival of Wills

    Article 835. The testator cannot republish, without reproducing in a subsequent will, the dispositions
    contained in a previous one which is void as to its form. (n)

    Article 836. The execution of a codicil referring to a previous will has the effect of republishing the
    will as modified by the codicil. (n)

    Article 837. If after making a will, the testator makes a second will expressly revoking the first, the
    revocation of the second will does not revive the first will, which can be revived only by another will
    or codicil. (739a)

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