Cruz v. Wright

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the legislature can ―alter[] or even abolish[] certain rights which existed at common law‖
• determining whether legislature had sufficiently strong justifications for abolishing common law loss-of-consortium cause of action
• determining whether legislature had sufficiently strong justifications for abolishing common law loss-of-consortium cause of action
• upholding 1898 Married Woman’s Act, which abolished husband’s common law action for loss of consortium, under perfunctory Berry analysis
• upholding 1898 Married Woman's Act, which abolished husband's common law action for loss of consortium, under perfunctory Berry analysis

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).