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· 9/18/1984

Dymek v. Nyquist

Citations

  • 469 N.E.2d 659
  • 128 Ill. App. 3d 859
  • 83 Ill. Dec. 52
  • 1984 Ill. App. LEXIS 2508

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  • allowing divorced father to bring action alleging former spouse and psychiatrist conspired to brainwash son in effort to destroy father’s relationship with child
  • allowing divorced father to bring action alleging former spouse and psychiatrist conspired to brainwash son in effort to destroy father's relationship with child
  • recognizing parent’s right of action for loss of child’s companionship
  • allowing divorced father to bring action alleging former spouse and psychiatrist conspired to brainwash son in effort to destroy father's relationship with child
  • \it is our opinion that we should now recognize a cause of action for parental loss of a minor child’s society and companionship\
  • \it is our opinion that we should now recognize a cause of action for parental loss of a minor child's society and companionship\

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Judges: Downing

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