· 6/15/1915
Schoneberger v. Fey
Citations
- 169 A.D. 960
How courts have described this case
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- remanding for trial where “there is some proof of support and control but it contains nothing which compels an inference that the defendant had a full and complete parental interest in the well-being and general welfare of the infant plaintiff”
- “[n]o good reason” exists why parent-child immunity should be applied to a natural parent and not in the case of one standing in loco 'parentis
- \[n]o good reason\ exists why parent-child immunity should be applied to a natural parent and not in the case of one standing in loco parentis
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