OPINION BY VAN DER VOORT, J., April 22, 1976:
Again we are asked to reconsider the doctrine of interspousal immunity from tort action. In this case, appellant, a passenger in appellee's car, was injured when the automobile which appellee was driving allegedly left the road and ran into a tree. At the time of this happening, the parties were not married. Subsequently they did marry and thereafter appellant filed a complaint in trespass against her husband. Appellee...
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