Coulter v. Coulter

The defendants’ general demurrer to the complaint was sustained. Plaintiff stood by his pleading and the court dismissed his action. Two alleged causes of action are separately stated in the complaint: The first, defendants claim, is for alienation of affection; the second, for malicious prosecution.

In the first cause, it is alleged that the plaintiff is an unmarried man, sixty-two years of age, and for many years had been living with his mother in her home in Loveland, Colorado, in the full enjoyment of each other’s society, esteem and affection; that defendants, wickedly contriving to…