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· 8/31/1972

Freehe v. Freehe

Citations

  • 500 P.2d 771
  • 81 Wash. 2d 183
  • 1972 Wash. LEXIS 721

How courts have described this case

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  • rejecting the doctrine of intrafamily tort immunity in favor of individualized judicial determinations on issues which may involve intrafamily fraud or collusion
  • abolishing the old rule of interspousal tort immunity and commenting on the courts right to do so
  • rejecting the doctrine of intrafamily tort immunity in favor of individualized judicial determinations on issues which may involve intrafamily fraud or collusion
  • abolishing the old rule of interspousal tort immunity and commenting on the court’s right to do so
  • doctrine of interspousal tort immunity does not further underlying goal of preserving the peace and tranquility of the home
  • doctrine of interspousal tort immunity does not further underlying goal of preserving the peace and tranquility of the home

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Judges: Neill

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