McGlothlen v. Mills

Plaintiff’s action is in three counts. The first count, generally stated, is a count charging the defendant with criminal conversation with the wife of the plaintiff and also with alienating her affections. The same matters are, in substance, alleged in the second count.

A demurrer was sustained to the first count, and complaint is made of the ruling thereon. This complaint has no merit. The criminal conversation is alleged to have occurred some twenty years before the bringing of this action, and as to that matter the demurrer was rightfully sustained. As to the balance of that count,…