A will may be revoked by:
A. A Codicil
B. Death of the testator
C. Insanity of the testator
D. Bankruptcy of the testator
E. Accidental destruction

A. A Codicil

Explanation:
A will can be revoked by a codicil (an amendment to the will) or through specific legal actions by the testator. Insanity or bankruptcy do not automatically revoke a will, and accidental destruction does not have legal effect unless accompanied by the testator’s intent to revoke.

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