Noteboom v. Savin
Oregon Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtLusk, J.
This is an action for alienation of affections in which the plaintiff, Yerdell Noteboom, recovered a judgment, and the defendant, Irving E. Savin, has appealed.
Error is predicated upon the admission in evidence of testimony given by the witness, Leona Wheatley, as to declarations of Betty Noteboom, the then wife of the plaintiff, whose affections the defendant is charged with having alienated. The defendant was not present at the time the purported statements were made. Mrs. Wheatley was employed as a baby sitter by Mr. and Mrs. Noteboom at various times between December 1951 and November…
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