12.070 - Parent or guardian may maintain action for seduction. - Nevada Statutes

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12.070 Parent or guardian may maintain action for seduction. Either of the parents or the guardian of a male or female minor child under the age of 16 years may, on behalf of that child, bring an action for the seduction of that child, against a person 3 or more years older than the child. The parent or guardian, as plaintiff, need not show that the child was living with the parent or guardian or was in the service of the parent or guardian at the time of the seduction or later, or that the parent or guardian suffered a loss of service.

[1911 CPA § 53; A 1913, 27; NCL § 8552]—(NRS A 1979, 1171)

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12.070 Parent or guardian may maintain action for seduction. Either of the parents or the guardian of a male or female minor child under the age of 16 years may, on behalf of that child, bring an action for the seduction of that child, against a person 3 or more years older than the child. The parent or guardian, as plaintiff, need not show that the child was living with the parent or guardian or was in the service of the parent or guardian at the time of the seduction or later, or that the parent or guardian suffered a loss of service.

[1911 CPA § 53; A 1913, 27; NCL § 8552]—(NRS A 1979, 1171)

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12.070 Parent or guardian may maintain action for seduction. Either of the parents or the guardian of a male or female minor child under the age of 16 years may, on behalf of that child, bring an action for the seduction of that child, against a person 3 or more years older than the child. The parent or guardian, as plaintiff, need not show that the child was living with the parent or guardian or was in the service of the parent or guardian at the time of the seduction or later, or that the parent or guardian suffered a loss of service.

[1911 CPA § 53; A 1913, 27; NCL § 8552]—(NRS A 1979, 1171)