Mosloski v. Gamble

1 Reported in 253 N.W. 378. Actions to enforce the provisions of mutual wills made March 4, 1913, by John Mosloski and Kate Mosloski, his wife, the parents of plaintiff, in which he was a beneficiary. There were findings for plaintiff, and the defendant, A.W. Gamble, as administrator of the estate of John Mosloski, appeals from the order denying his motion for a new trial.

Mutual wills are those in which the testators make mutual or reciprocal bequests or devises in favor of the other. They may be in one instrument or in as many as there are testators. A joint will may be mutual and reciprocal…