Blair v. Williams
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
COLLIER, J., pro tem.
D efendant and one Beatrice N. Williams were at the trial of this action and for years prior thereto had been husband and wife. A son, Ned Williams, was born to them. Some time prior to July 6, 1919, they separated, the defendant coming to California and his wife and infant son remaining in Montclair, New Jersey. The court finds, and there is sufficient evidence to support it, that the defendant hired the plaintiff as a nurse for said child, who was then, and up to the time- of the trial continued to be, a cripple and practically helpless. On July 6, 1919, from Los…
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