Williamson v. Williamson
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBlake, J.
-This is an action for alienation of affections. Plaintiff is the wife of William Williamson, and the defendant is his mother. At the close of plaintiff’s evidence, defendant made a motion for nonsuit, which the court granted. Prom judgment dismissing the action, plaintiff appeals.
Appellant first met William in the fall of 1929, when she was fifteen years old. William was some years older. Their acquaintance quickly ripened into a very genuine affection. They saw much of each other, with the apparent approval of appellant’s parents, and without disapproval on the part of respondent. On…
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