Larocque v. Conheim
New York Supreme Court
Demurrer to complaint.
1Opinion of the CourtBogues, J.
The plaintiff alleges that Harriet Larocque was his daughter; that in January, 1902, the defendant wrongfully seduced and carnally knew her; that she was then aged nineteen years, was previously chaste and of good reputation; that said seduction- was accomplished under a promise of marriage, which the defendant did not intend to keep, but the same was made for the purpose of subjecting her to his lusts and debauching her; that by reason of such intercourse and cohabitation she became pregnant about the month of April, 1902; that at that time the defendant wrongfully “ caused her to submit to…
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