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In 2001, Anwar Wissa Jr. boarded a charter plane in Connecticut and flew with his two children to Egypt, keeping them from ex-wife Cornelia Streeter for 22 months. Now, in a case that's testing new frontiers in tort law, Streeter has been given clearance to sue the airline and seek damages for the loss of her children's company, or "filial consortium" -- a remedy not yet recognized under Connecticut law, but allowed in Massachusetts, where the family resided before the abduction.
January 27, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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