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Therese Schultz, Respondent, v. Theodor Schultz, Appellant, 1882 — 89 N.Y. 644 · caselaw · US
Torts · MBE-tested
Therese Schultz, Respondent, v. Theodor Schultz, Appellant
89 N.Y. 644·New York Court of Appeals·1882·NY
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Opinion
Therese Schultz, Respondent, v. Theodor Schultz, Appellant.
(Argued May 30, 1882;
decided October 10, 1882.)
Schultz v. Schultz (37 Hun, 36), reversed.'
This was an appeal from an order of Q-eneral Term affirming an order of Special Term, which denied a motion to vacate an order of arrest herein.
The action was by a wife against her husband to recover damages for assault and battery.
Benno Loewy for appellant.
L. Ansbacher for respondent.
[MAJORITY]
Agree to reverse order and to dismiss complaint. No opinion.
All concur, except Raheorth, J., who reads for affirmance, and Fihoh, J., who concurs therein.
Qrdered accordingly.