Lunt v. Philbrick
59 N.H. 59
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Bluebook
Lunt v. Philbrick, 59 N.H. 59 (N.H. 1879).
Opinion
General damages are such as may be presumed to result necessarily from the wrong complained of. The plaintiff’s suffering from wounded feelings, including a sense of personal and family disgrace, being inferred as a natural and necessary consequence of the seduction of his daughter, a special averment of such damage is unnecessary.
Judgment on the verdict.
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