Cowden v. Wade

J.— Wade sued Cowden for seducing Temperance Isena, the wife of Wade.

The defendant, among other things, answered: “ That on, etc., and on divers other days and times before the seduction charged in the complaint, the said Temperance Isena had illicit intercourse with James Leters and divers other persons, to the defendant unknown, with the knowledge and consent of the plaintiff.”

*472To this the plaintiff replied by a general denial. This issue, together with others, was submitted to a jury; finding for the plaintiff'; motion for a new trial overruled, and the defendant excepted.

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