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                       17. Subsequent to May 8, 1982, and as a                        
                  result of Pettid's fraudulent representations to                    
                  Bartling that they were legally married and the                     
                  purported marriage between Bartling and Pettid,                     
                  Bartling was induced to live with Pettid as his                     
                  wife.                                                               
                       18. In reliance on the validity of the                         
                  marriage and by reason of Pettid's fraudulent                       
                  misrepresentations to Bartling that they were                       
                  legally married, Bartling undertook certain                         
                  actions, including, but not limited to the                          
                  following:                                                          
                            a.   Bartling assumed Pettid's last                       
                       name * * *;                                                    
                                 b.   Bartling changed her                            
                            status from that of a single                              
                            person to a married woman, thereby                        
                            being required to live                                    
                            meretriciously with Pettid;                               
                            c.   Bartling filed federal and state                     
                       income tax returns as the spouse of                            
                       Frederick J. Pettid for the years 1982                         
                       through 1990;                                                  
                       d.   Bartling performed normal duties as                       
                       Pettid's spouse, including housekeeping,                       
                       cooking, laundry, tending to family                            
                       activities, being active in civic and social                   
                       groups as Pettid's wife;                                       
                            e.   Bartling assisted in Pettid's                        
                       medical practice development activities by                     
                       being active in the medical community's                        
                       social and charitable activities and                           
                       assisting in the introduction of Pettid to                     
                       other members of the medical profession, all                   
                       of which assisted Pettid in the development                    
                       of his medical practice;                                       
                            f.   Bartling forsook her career in                       
                       order to tend to her responsibilities as                       
                       Pettid's wife;                                                 







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