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Domestic Relations, William J. Harbison
Domestic Relations, William J. Harbison
Vanderbilt Law Review
There have been several important appellate decisions by the Tennessee courts in the field of domestic relations during the past year, and several significant statutes on the subject were enacted by the 1953 General Assembly. These decisions and statutes are discussed briefly herein according to subject matter.
Criminal Procedure-Extradition For Non-Support Under Section 6 Of The Uniform Criminal Extradition Act, David D. Dowd, Jr.
Criminal Procedure-Extradition For Non-Support Under Section 6 Of The Uniform Criminal Extradition Act, David D. Dowd, Jr.
Michigan Law Review
Petitioner had been divorced while residing in the State of California and ordered to pay $30 per month to his wife for the support of three minor children. After moving to New Mexico he defaulted in the payments. The Governor of California requested the extradition of the petitioner under section 6 of the Uniform Criminal Extradition Act to answer the charge of failure to provide for minor children. Petitioner questioned his detention under the order for extradition by seeking a writ of habeas corpus in an original proceeding before the Supreme Court of New Mexico. Held, writ denied. Section …
Child Custody In Kentucky Divorce Cases: 1940-1952, Charles N. Carnes
Child Custody In Kentucky Divorce Cases: 1940-1952, Charles N. Carnes
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Divorce--Does Recrimination Remain In Kentucky?, Thomas P. Lewis
Divorce--Does Recrimination Remain In Kentucky?, Thomas P. Lewis
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Enforcement Of Alimony Decrees In Kentucky, John W. Murphy Jr.
Enforcement Of Alimony Decrees In Kentucky, John W. Murphy Jr.
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Cecil V. Farmers National Bank--Termination Of Limited Divorces, Robert C. Moffit
Cecil V. Farmers National Bank--Termination Of Limited Divorces, Robert C. Moffit
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Interstate Recognition Of Custody Decrees: Law And Reason V. The Restatement, Albert A. Ehrenzweig
Interstate Recognition Of Custody Decrees: Law And Reason V. The Restatement, Albert A. Ehrenzweig
Michigan Law Review
After days of bitter contest, a weary judge dissolves the marriage bond and, lacking Solomon's sword, allots the child to his mother. Thus the stage is set for the second act of the tragedy. Craving a new life for herself and her child, the mother moves to another state, and the father, seeing his right of visitation thus put in jeopardy, pleads the mother's removal in the original court which, loyal to the more faithful citizen, now awards custody to him. Should a judge of the mother's new home state heed this change? And again, what should be done if …