Sullivan v. Truszkowski
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Kent; Brown, J. Case by Alice Kopicka against Anthony Truszkowski for seduction. Upon the decease of the plaintiff her administratrix, Florence K. Sullivan, was substituted as party plaintiff. Judgment for plaintiff. Defendant brings error.
1Opinion of the CourtKuhn, J.
This is an action for seduction, in which it is claimed that plaintiff’s decedent was seduced by the defendant under a promise of marriage. The trial resulted in a verdict and judgment for plaintiff. Plaintiff’s decedent died after a writ of error was issued in this cause, and the plaintiff was duly appointed special administratrix of her estate to prosecute this action.
Plaintiff’s decedent was a Polish girl, who came to this country from Russian Poland in October, 1911. *19She met the defendant soon after arriving here, at which time she was 19 years of age and he 25. It was her claim that,…
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