Short answer
A testator may change or revoke a will by a legally permitted method. A new document must meet form requirements; provisions in several texts may sometimes operate together.
Practical example
A new will changes only the distribution of land. The old apartment provision may remain effective if the new text does not alter it.
What to do
Tell the notary about every earlier will. State expressly whether the earlier will is revoked entirely or only a specified part is changed.
Points to consider
Special rules give priority to a notarial will, so do not assume any later letter revokes it.
Legal basis
Civil Code of Georgia, Articles 1398, 1400, 1401. Current text: https://matsne.gov.ge/ka/document/view/31702
Information checked on 28 October 2026. The outcome depends on the documents and facts of the individual case.
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