And if he has not accorded any such permission whether he...

And if he has not accorded any such permission whether he has or has not said that both of them should execute the Will jointly they should execute the Will in consultation with one another. And if they are not prepared to, execute the Will jointly, the religious Head can compel them to do so and if they do not obey his orders he can appoint another person in place of one of them. 2715.

If a person goes back upon his Will; for example if he says that 1/3 of his property should be given to a person and then says that it should not be given to him, the Will becomes void. And if he changes his Will for example if he appoints a guardian for his children and then replaces him by another person his first Will becomes void and his second Will should be acted upon. 2716.

If a person performs a task which shows that he has gone back upon his Will for example if he sells a house which he had willed to give to someone or appoints someone as his agent to sell it, the Will becomes void. 2717. If a person makes a Will that a particular thing should be given to a person and makes a Will later that half of that should be given to another person, the thing should be divided into two parts and one part should be given to each one of them. 2718.

If a person, who is on his deathbed, bestows a part of his property as gift on a certain person, and makes a Will that after his death a certain quantity be given to a certain person, then what he has bestowed as gift shall be given out of the property he leaves as inheritance as mentioned in Article 2264, but the property for which he has made a Will should be taken from 1/3 of his property. 2719.

If a person makes a Will that 1/3 of his property should not be sold and its income should be spent for some particular purpose, his instructions should be followed. 2720.

If a person says during an ailment, of which he dies, that he owes some amount to someone, and if it is alleged that he has said this to harm his heirs, the portion specified by him should be given out of 1/3 of his property and if he is not accused of any such thing his admission is valid and the payment should be made out of his real property. 2721.

When a person makes a Will that something should be given to another person it is not necessary that that person should be existing at the time of the making of the Will.