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Seduction (tort)
The tort of seduction was a civil wrong or tort in common law legal systems, and still exists in some jurisdictions.
An unmarried woman could sue on the grounds of seduction to obtain damages from her seducer, if her consent to sex was based upon his misrepresentation.
==Legal basis==
Initially, the tort of seduction was a remedy for a father's property interest in his daughter's chastity.〔 However, the damages to which the father would be entitled were based on the father's loss of the working services of a daughter, much as a master could sue if a third-party caused injury to his servant that rendered the servant unable to work, because she was "seduced and debauched" and became pregnant as a result of nonmarital sexual activity. The tort of seduction was one of the most common civil actions toward the end of the 19th century, and fathers were often successful before juries.〔http://writ.news.findlaw.com/grossman/20030211.html〕
In the 20th century, the action was criticised as maintaining "property interests in humans", and the tort was recast to recognize personal injury to the woman, rather than solely deprivation of a father's property right. Most jurisdictions granted the victim (the wronged woman) the right to sue in her own name. (Fathers could still sue as well, on the ground that they had a moral interest in their daughters' chastity).〔 The suing woman was "usually but not always a virgin".〔
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