Revocation of an entire testament occurs when the testator does any of the following:
- Physically destroys the testament, or has it destroyed at his direction.
- Declares a revocation in one of the forms prescribed for testaments or in an authentic act.
- Identifies and clearly revokes the testament by a writing that is entirely written and signed by the testator in the testator’s own handwriting.
- Destroys one of multiple wills.1
- Destroy or revokes a second will; if the first will was not destroyed, it is revived.2