Halio v. Lurie
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtNolan, P. J.
The complaint, which has been dismissed for insufficiency, contains two causes of action. The first is to recover damages for libel; the second is to recover damages for mental distress and resulting illness alleged to have been intentionally caused by the defendant.
In the first cause of action, it is alleged that the plaintiff, a native of Turkey, and a citizen of this country, is an unmarried young woman; that plaintiff and defendant had been keeping company for about two years with a view to their ultimate marriage; that while they were still doing so, defendant married another woman…
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