Administration of Justice Act 1982
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2 Abolition of actions for loss of services etc.
No person shall be liable in tort under the law of England and Wales or the law of Northern Ireland— (a) to a husband on the ground only of his having deprived him of the services or society of his wife; (b) to a parent (or person standing in the place of a parent) on the ground only of his having deprived him of the services of a child; or (c) on the ground only— (i) of having deprived another of the services of his menial servant; (ii) of having deprived another of the services of his female servant by raping or seducing her; or (iii) of enticement of a servant or harbouring a servant.
2 Abolition of actions for loss of services etc.
No person shall be liable in tort under the law of England and Wales or the law of Northern Ireland— (a) to a husband on the ground only of his having deprived him of the services or society of his wife; (b) to a parent (or person standing in the place of a parent) on the ground only of his having deprived him of the services of a child; or (c) on the ground only— (i) of having deprived another of the services of his menial servant; (ii) of having deprived another of the services of his female servant by raping or seducing her; or (iii) of enticement of a servant or harbouring a servant.
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