Perry v. Loyejoy

Graves, O. J.

This is a special action on the case in which the plaintiff Perry alleges an unwarrantable and injurious interference by Lovejoy with his social and domestic rights and enjoyments. The substance of the charge is that Lovejoy tortiously enticed and procured Perry’s wife to refuse to live with him and to desert him, whereby he lost her affection and her comfort, fellowship, society and assistance. A recovery was had and defendant alleges exceptions-The plaintiff’s marriage occurred in 1870 and at the date of trial in March last they had two children, a boy of eleven and a girl…