State v. Taylor

Supreme Court of New Hampshire

State v. Taylor

58 N.H. 331

CourtSupreme Court of New Hampshire

DecidedJune 5, 1878

StatusPublished

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State v. Taylor, 58 N.H. 331 (N.H. 1878).

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Foster, J.

An unmarried man having sexual intercouse with a married woman is guilty of adultery. Gen. St., c. 256, s. 2. Adultery is committed whenever there is an intercourse from which spurious issue may arise. State v. Wallace, 9 N. H. 515, 517; Bishop on St. Crimes, s. 657; Bouv. Law Dic., Fornication. Upon the case stated, the defendant cannot be convicted of the offence charged.

Exception sustained,.

Allen, J., did not sit.

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Foster, J.

An unmarried man having sexual intercouse with a married woman is guilty of adultery. Gen. St., c. 256, s. 2. Adultery is committed whenever there is an intercourse from which spurious issue may arise. State v. Wallace, 9 N. H. 515, 517; Bishop on St. Crimes, s. 657; Bouv. Law Dic., Fornication. Upon the case stated, the defendant cannot be convicted of the offence charged.

Exception sustained,.

Allen, J., did not sit.

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