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Louis Cohen. Pensioner was the first man in Canadian legal history to win alimony from his wife. But he still hasn't received a cent and faces another long delay in his fight for justice
Louis Cohen. Pensioner was the first man in Canadian legal history to win alimony from his wife. But he still hasn't received a cent and faces another long delay in his fight for justice

Louis Cohen. Pensioner was the first man in Canadian legal history to win alimony from his wife. But he still hasn't received a cent and faces another long delay in his fight for justice

Date8/17/1981
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Original Toronto Star caption: Louis Cohen. Pensioner was the first man in Canadian legal history to win alimony from his wife. But he still hasn't received a cent and faces another long delay in his fight for justice.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0039470F
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Louis Cohen
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