PHILOSOPHIC DISCUSSION OF THE GENERAL
PRINCIPLES UNDERLYING CIVIL
WRONGS EX DELICTO

Professor of Law, Ohio State University, Author of "Kinkead's Code
Pleading," "Court Practice," "Probate Law," etc.

Copyright, 1902
by the

EDGAR B. KINKEAD.

Rec. Act. 9, 1903.

SAN FRANCISCO:

THE FILMER BROTHERS ELECTROTYPE COMPANY,
TYPOGRAPHERS AND STEREOTYPERS.

VOLUME TWO.

TABLE OF CONTENTS.

PART FIVE.

SPECIFIC WRONGS (WITHOUT FORCE).

2. RELATIVE RIGHTS-COMMON LAW-STATUTORY.

§ 441. Injuries to husband-Abduction-Enticing away or harbor-
ing wife.

§ 442. Same continued-Interference by parents.

§ 443.

§ 444.

§ 445.

Criminal conversation.

Same continued-What will or will not bar the action.

Action for alienation of affections-The wrong and right of

action for, discussed.

§ 446. Same continued-Extension of right of action in this country.

§ 447. Same continued-Action by the wife.

§ 448. Same continued-Action against parents.

§ 449. Action by husband for assault or other injury to his wife.

§ 450. Husband or wife cannot sue each other.

§ 451. Right of action by parent for injury to child.

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