Helming v. Dulle

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• explaining that “[t]aken together these varied and sundry duties now fall upon the wife and constitute a disruptive influence in the sphere of family and social life between the parties”
• permitting an uninjured wife to recover for the various new duties she was required to take on as a result of her husband’s injury, including among other things, assisting him when he ate meals, shaving him, and buttoning his clothing
• husband’s injuries required wife to take on “varied and sundry duties” not previously performed

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).