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· 3/4/1875

Western Mining & Manufacturing Co. v. Peytona Cannel Coal Co.

Citations

  • 8 W. Va. 406
  • 1875 W. Va. LEXIS 23

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  • holding that the parental immunity doctrine, as it exists in North Carolina, does not bar tort claims brought by unemancipated minors who have suffered injuries as a result of a parent’s willful and malicious conduct
  • analyzing whether children’s complaint sufficiently pleaded willful and malicious act in order to fit within exception
  • our Supreme Court recognized that parent-child immunity doctrine does not bar tort claims for injuries unemancipated minors have suffered as a result of a parent’s willful and malicious conduct
  • our Supreme Court recognized that parent-child immunity doctrine does not bar tort claims for injuries unemancipated minors have suffered as a result of a parent's willful and malicious conduct

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Judges: Haymond, Hoffman, Hoppjian, Moore, Pauli, Points

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