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1. • • A North Carolina woman who sued her husband's mistress for breaking up their 19-year marriage was awarded $1 million in damages by a jury. With their judgment, jurors essentially agreed with 40-year-old Dorothy Hutelmyer, the jilted spouse, who contended that her husband was enticed into an affair by his secretary, Margie Cox.
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     WOMAN WHO SUED EX-HUSBAND'S MISTRESS IS AWARDED $1 MILLION

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   Did Dorothy Hutelmyer appeal Alamance County's $1 million judgment?

   • Duffy said her client had not decided whether to appeal. The $1 million judgment in Alamance County in 1997 stirred debate about the common law doctrine behind the lawsuit. In 1997, Dorothy Hutelmyer hailed the jury's decision as a victory for family values.

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   What happened after defendant became involved with Mr Hutelmyer?

   • Plaintiff's testimony revealed that after defendant became involved with Mr. Hutelmyer, the sexual relationship between plaintiff and her husband deteriorated and ultimately ceased. In addition, Mr. Hutelmyer spent considerably less time in the company of plaintiff and their children.

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   Why did Mr Hutelmyer give defendant an engagement ring?

   • Mr. Hutelmyer told defendant at various times in their relationship that he wanted to end the affair and try to work things out with his wife. Invariably, however, they resumed their relationship, and on 1 January 1996, Mr. Hutelmyer gave defendant an engagement ring.

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   Why did Margie Cox Hutelmyer ask a court to set aside a verdict?

   • The ``other woman,' Margie Cox Hutelmyer, had asked the appeals court to set aside the verdict because, she said, evidence failed to show she had ``acted maliciously in alienating the affections of plaintiff's husband.'

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   Jun 1, 1999 · The state Court of Appeals has upheld a $1 million judgment awarded to an Alamance County woman who sued her husband's mistress for breaking up the marriage.

4. www.orlandosentinel.com › 1997/08/10 › wife-who-lostWIFE WHO LOST HUSBAND FINDS CELEBRITY ... - Orlando Sentinel

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   Aug 10, 1997 · An Alamance County, N.C., jury awarded her $1 million last week against a secretary whom jurors blamed for stealing Hutelmyer’s husband. The verdict is thought to be one of the largest of its...

5. www.southcoasttoday.com › story › newsStolen love has $1 million price tag - SouthCoastToday.com

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   Aug 9, 1997 · Margie Cox Hutelmyer's attorney, Wayne Abernathy, contended the lawsuit was revenge, noting that Hutelmyer already is paying his ex-wife $4,000 a month in child support and alimony.

6. greensboro.com › first-wife-unlikely-to-seeFIRST WIFE UNLIKELY TO SEE MILLION\ - Greensboro News and Record

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   Aug 11, 1997 · They awarded Dorothy Hutelmyer $500,000 in compensatory damages and $500,000 in punitive damages on the two charges - the largest known judgment in an alienation of affections case.

7. www.tampabay.com › archive › 1997/08/09Jilted wife awarded $1-million - Tampa Bay Times

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   Oct 1, 2005 · Margie Cox Hutelmyer's attorney, Wayne Abernathy, contended the lawsuit was revenge, noting that Hutelmyer already is paying his ex-wife $4,000 a month in child support and alimony.

8. caselaw.findlaw.com › court › nc-court-of-appealsHUTELMYER v. COX (1999) | FindLaw

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   Jun 1, 1999 · No. COA98-624. Decided: June 01, 1999. Walker & Bullard, by Daniel S. Bullard, Gibsonville, for plaintiff-appellee. Wishart, Norris, Henninger & Pittman, P.A., by Pamela S. Duffy, Burlington, for defendant-appellant.

9. www.baltimoresun.com › 1997/08/10 › jilted-wife-winsJilted wife wins fame as well as lawsuit N.C.’s ‘alienation ...

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   Aug 10, 1997 · An Alamance County, N.C., jury awarded her $1 million last week against a secretary whom jurors blamed for stealing Hutelmyer’s husband. The verdict is the second large award of its kind this...