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Legal Terms – Codicil
A codicil is an additional document that supplements a will. It is executed in accordance with the Wills Act 1837 and amends, modifies, or repeals the provisions of the will. It needs to be shown via the will to see. A codicil confirming a will usually republishes the will; if the testator clearly intended for their will to be revived after it was canceled, it can also do so. It is preferable to carry out a new will if the original is significantly altered.
A codicil is an additional document that supplements a will. It is executed in accordance with the Wills Act 1837 and amends, modifies, or repeals the provisions of the will. It needs to be shown via the will to see. A codicil confirming a will usually republishes the will; if the testator clearly intended for their will to be revived after it was canceled, it can also do so. It is preferable to carry out a new will if the original is significantly altered.
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