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· 7/1/1879

Nichols v. Dunphy

Citations

  • 53 Cal. 654

Syllabus

<p>Breading—Liability of Husband fob Tout of the Wife.—The question whether a husband can be held liable for a tort committed by his wife in his absence and without his command will not be considered in a case where the complaint counts against both as actual tort-feasors, personally participating in the wrong-doing.—[Bepobtee.]</p>

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