Freeman v. Houck

I concur. This court, in the case of Houck v. Anderson, 14 Ariz. 502, 131 Pac. 975, held that the will of Peter Anderson and his wife, Isabella Anderson, was a joint and mutual one, reciprocal in its terms. That the will had been revoked by operation of law on account of Peter Anderson’s marriage subsequent to the death of Isa*270bella Anderson and without making any provision for his second wife. Owing to the facts of the case, the interdependent terms of the will, and in view of our ruling, it would have been more logical and consistent in Me Anderson’s Will, 16 Ariz. 185, 141 Pac. 723, to have…