Eliason v. Draper
Superior Court of Delaware
Action on the Case Motion that bill of particulars be filed.
1Opinion of the Court
The plaintiff, a femme covert, living separate from her husband, brought an action for enticing away her husband and the alienation of his affections from her. Counsel for the defendant after plaintiff had filed her declaration, and before filing pleas, made a motion for a bill of particulars. Upon hearing argument on the motion the court rendered the following opinion:
Boyce, J.
delivering the opinion of the court:
This is an action for enticing away plaintiff’s husband and alienating from her his affections, etc. The plaintiff has declared in case. Her declaration is in the usual (common-law)…
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