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Hunt v. Hunt

Citations

  • 309 N.W.2d 818
  • 1981 S.D. LEXIS 325

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  • abolishing criminal conversation and finding that the “potential for abuse . . . is clear since the threat of exposure, publicity, and notoriety is more than sufficient to breed corruption, fraud and, misdealings on the part of unscrupulous persons in bringing unjustified and malicious suits.”
  • concurring specially in part, and concurring in result in part
  • concurring specially in part, and concurring in result in part
  • action for criminal conversation unanimously abolished; two of the five justices would also abolish action for alienation of affections; three justices would preserve action for alienation, but concur in majority’s result for lack of evidence to sustain the alienation action

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Judges: Henderson, Wollman, Dunn, Morgan, Fosheim

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