Re Marsland: 1939

The testator had made his will and contracted not to change it.
Held: A contract not to revoke a will is subject to contingencies. Revocation by operation of law on remarriage is not a breach of such a contract results from the operation of law. The testator could not be prevented from altering his will, but the other party to the contract may be free to bring an action for breach of contract.

Citations:

[1939] Ch 820

Wills and Probate

Updated: 15 May 2022; Ref: scu.424444