Feeney v. Lufkin
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtMitchell, C. J.
G-eorge H. Lufkin and Louisa O. Lufkin were husband and wife and had five children. They executed separate wills on May 31,1927, the wills being alike in practically all essential particulars. Each one of • them named the other as executrix or executor. Mrs. Lufkin died in 1928, and thereafter Mr. Lufkin executed a codicil to his will, declaring, among other things:
“It is my wish and desire that my will which is the other half of the intervention will made by myself and wife and which, will be found in the safe at my home be carried out as nearly as possible.”
The codicil changed the "will by…
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