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Divorce—Domicile Of Choice—Military Personnel, Hugh Mcgough May 1953

Divorce—Domicile Of Choice—Military Personnel, Hugh Mcgough

Washington Law Review

P was stationed at Fairchild Air Force Base near Spokane. When his wife joined him in April, 1950, he took quarters outside the base. He told his friends that he intinded to make Spokane his permanent home. In July, 1950, he was sent overseas. His wife returned to Philadelphia, their domicile of origin. In November, 1950, P returned to Spokane, and, except for two trips to Philadelphia to visit his wife who refused to join him, remained in Spokane. He found work there after his discharge in November, 1951. In July, 1951, P commenced this action for a divorce. D …

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Religious Factors In Adoption Apr 1953

Religious Factors In Adoption

Indiana Law Journal

No abstract provided.

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Conflict Of Laws—Foreign Marriage Incestuous By Lex Domicilii Held Valid, Marion James Tizzano Apr 1953

Conflict Of Laws—Foreign Marriage Incestuous By Lex Domicilii Held Valid, Marion James Tizzano

Buffalo Law Review

In Re May's Estate, __ App. Div. __, 117 N. Y. S. 2d 345 (3d Dep't 1952).

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Rights Accruing To A Husband Upon Marriage With Respect To The Property Of His Wife, James W. Day Apr 1953

Rights Accruing To A Husband Upon Marriage With Respect To The Property Of His Wife, James W. Day

Michigan Law Review

Attention is directed in this article to the principles of the common law and the features of the subsequent developments that are believed to be of greatest current value either because the particular doctrine still persists or because it aids in the evaluation of a precedent for use in a legal background that differs from that of the period or jurisdiction in which the decision was rendered.

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Domestic Relations-Jurisdicrion Of Court Other Than Of Domicile Of Child To Redetermine Custody As Between Divorced Parents. [Oregon] Mar 1953

Domestic Relations-Jurisdicrion Of Court Other Than Of Domicile Of Child To Redetermine Custody As Between Divorced Parents. [Oregon]

Washington and Lee Law Review

No abstract provided.

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Torts-Right Of Married Woman To Sue Husband For Personalinjuries Inflicted Before Marriage. [Virginia] Mar 1953

Torts-Right Of Married Woman To Sue Husband For Personalinjuries Inflicted Before Marriage. [Virginia]

Washington and Lee Law Review

No abstract provided.

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Torts-Right Of Action Of Child Against Parent For Personaltort Committed In Non-Parental Capacity. [Ohio] Mar 1953

Torts-Right Of Action Of Child Against Parent For Personaltort Committed In Non-Parental Capacity. [Ohio]

Washington and Lee Law Review

No abstract provided.

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The King County Family Court, Alice O'Leary Ralls Feb 1953

The King County Family Court, Alice O'Leary Ralls

Washington Law Review

The 1949 Washington Legislature made it mandatory for every County in the State of Washington to set up a Family Court of Conciliation as a branch of the Superior Court. RCW 26.12.010 et seq [Rem. Supp. 1949 § 997-30 et seq]. Pursuant to that mandate such a court has been in operation in King County since February, 1950. By decision of the Superior Court Judges, the Juvenile and Family Court Departments have been combined into a single administrative unit under the supervision of Judge William G. Long.

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Guardian Ad Litem—Right Of Alleged Incompetent To Contest Appointment, James F. Mcateer Feb 1953

Guardian Ad Litem—Right Of Alleged Incompetent To Contest Appointment, James F. Mcateer

Washington Law Review

In an action brought by an ex-husband to enjoin an ex-wife's privilege of visiting their children, the trial court on the motion and evidence of incompetency offered by P appointed a guardian ad litem for D. The appointment was resisted by D. On application for a writ of prohibition to prevent appointment of guardian ad litem, Held: D is entitled to a full and fair hearing and an opportunity to defend against the appointment of a guardian ad litem. Graham v. Graham, 40 Wn. 2d 64, 240 P. 2d 564 (1952).

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Domestic Relations—Rights Of Putative Father, Robert H. Peterson Feb 1953

Domestic Relations—Rights Of Putative Father, Robert H. Peterson

Washington Law Review

P (a putative father) obtained possession of his infant illegitimate child in 1947. In 1950 the mother took the child from the father and gave it to H and W, a married couple. H and W filed a petition for adoption in the juvenile court. P filed an intervening petition asking that custody of the child be awarded to him by virtue of his rights as a putative father. Trial court held against P on the grounds that (1) the putative father has no rights in the bastard child, and (2) even if he does, this father is not a …

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Criminal Procedure-Extradition For Non-Support Under Section 6 Of The Uniform Criminal Extradition Act, David D. Dowd, Jr. Feb 1953

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 …

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May A Married Woman Sue Her Husband By Subrogation? - Gregg V. Gregg Jan 1953

May A Married Woman Sue Her Husband By Subrogation? - Gregg V. Gregg

Maryland Law Review

No abstract provided.

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Child Custody In Kentucky Divorce Cases: 1940-1952, Charles N. Carnes Jan 1953

Child Custody In Kentucky Divorce Cases: 1940-1952, Charles N. Carnes

Kentucky Law Journal

No abstract provided.

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Legitimacy Of Children Of Void Or Voidable Marriages - Milton V. Escue Jan 1953

Legitimacy Of Children Of Void Or Voidable Marriages - Milton V. Escue

Maryland Law Review

No abstract provided.

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Adoption--Requirement Of Consent Of Natural Parent, P. Joan Skaggs Jan 1953

Adoption--Requirement Of Consent Of Natural Parent, P. Joan Skaggs

Kentucky Law Journal

No abstract provided.

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Divorce--Does Recrimination Remain In Kentucky?, Thomas P. Lewis Jan 1953

Divorce--Does Recrimination Remain In Kentucky?, Thomas P. Lewis

Kentucky Law Journal

No abstract provided.

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Enforcement Of Alimony Decrees In Kentucky, John W. Murphy Jr. Jan 1953

Enforcement Of Alimony Decrees In Kentucky, John W. Murphy Jr.

Kentucky Law Journal

No abstract provided.

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Cecil V. Farmers National Bank--Termination Of Limited Divorces, Robert C. Moffit Jan 1953

Cecil V. Farmers National Bank--Termination Of Limited Divorces, Robert C. Moffit

Kentucky Law Journal

No abstract provided.

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Fifteen Years Of Change In Maryland Marriage And Annulment Law And Domestic Relations Procedures, John S. Strahorn Jr. Jan 1953

Fifteen Years Of Change In Maryland Marriage And Annulment Law And Domestic Relations Procedures, John S. Strahorn Jr.

Maryland Law Review

No abstract provided.

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Narra Mihi Factum, Dabo Tibi Ius, Juan M. Perozo Bertrán Jan 1953

Narra Mihi Factum, Dabo Tibi Ius, Juan M. Perozo Bertrán

Mario Diaz Cruz Pamphlets

Caso práctico planteado en casación

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Problemas De Derecho Positivo, José D. Peñate Jan 1953

Problemas De Derecho Positivo, José D. Peñate

Mario Diaz Cruz Pamphlets

No abstract provided.

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Interstate Recognition Of Custody Decrees: Law And Reason V. The Restatement, Albert A. Ehrenzweig Jan 1953

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 …

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Negligence-Imputed Negligence-Recovery From Owner Under Statute When No Recovery May Be Had Against Negligent Driver, Marvin O. Young Jan 1953

Negligence-Imputed Negligence-Recovery From Owner Under Statute When No Recovery May Be Had Against Negligent Driver, Marvin O. Young

Michigan Law Review

Plaintiff, 12 years old, was injured as a result of his father's negligent operation of an automobile owned by defendant and operated with defendant's consent. In his complaint, plaintiff joined his father and the owner as defendants. There was no allegation that the father was acting as an agent of the owner nor that the owner himself was negligent A demurrer interposed on behalf of both defendants was sustained by the trial court On appeal, held, affirmed. Plaintiff may not maintain an action against the defendant-owner because the owner could recover over against plaintiff's father, the net effect of which …

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Domestic Relations—Annulment: Fraud, Ralph Halpern, Sheldon Hurwitz Dec 1952

Domestic Relations—Annulment: Fraud, Ralph Halpern, Sheldon Hurwitz

Buffalo Law Review

Woronzoff-Daschkoff v. Woronzoff-Daschkoff, 303 W: Y. 506, 104 N. E. 2d 877 (1952), rev'g 278 App. Div. 924, 105 N. Y. S. 2d 910 (1st Dep't 1951).

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Divorce--Cruel Or Inhuman Treatment As Ground For, C. F. S. Jr. Dec 1952

Divorce--Cruel Or Inhuman Treatment As Ground For, C. F. S. Jr.

West Virginia Law Review

No abstract provided.

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Parent And Child--Right Of Child To Recover In Tort Against Parent, I. M. L. Dec 1952

Parent And Child--Right Of Child To Recover In Tort Against Parent, I. M. L.

West Virginia Law Review

No abstract provided.

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Domestic Relations—Support: Parent-Child, Ralph Halpern, Sheldon Hurwitz Dec 1952

Domestic Relations—Support: Parent-Child, Ralph Halpern, Sheldon Hurwitz

Buffalo Law Review

Langerman v. Langerman, 303 N. Y. 465. 104 N. E. 2d 857 (1952).

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Real Property-Tenancy By Entireties-Creation By Deed From Husband To Husband And Wife, Richard P. Matsch S. Ed. Nov 1952

Real Property-Tenancy By Entireties-Creation By Deed From Husband To Husband And Wife, Richard P. Matsch S. Ed.

Michigan Law Review

H owned real estate in fee simple. His wife, W, joined with him in a warranty deed conveying the land to themselves with the expressed intention of creating a tenancy by entireties. H died and his heirs challenged W's right to take the fee by survivorship. The trial court held that a tenancy by entireties had been created and the wife properly took the fee. On appeal, held, affirmed, one judge dissenting. An Arkansas statute providing that a married man may convey "the interest specified in the deed" directly to his wife permits a husband, already owner …

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Taxation-Federal Income Tax-Payments Under Written Agreement Incident To Divorce, David W. Rowlinson S. Ed. Nov 1952

Taxation-Federal Income Tax-Payments Under Written Agreement Incident To Divorce, David W. Rowlinson S. Ed.

Michigan Law Review

Petitioner and her husband separated in January 1919 after marital difficulties. The following sequence of events transpired in the next four months: the husband employed detectives to follow his wife and discover evidence on which a divorce action could be predicated; petitioner instituted proceedings for legal separation; a separation agreement was executed under which the husband was to give petitioner an initial payment of $200,000 and subsequent annual payments of $30,000 for her life; the husband began a suit for divorce to which petitioner counterclaimed for a divorce; a divorce was decreed in favor of petitioner. Petitioner did not ask …

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Appeal And Error—Appeal From The Juvenile Court, Eldon C. Parr Aug 1952

Appeal And Error—Appeal From The Juvenile Court, Eldon C. Parr

Washington Law Review

After a husband and wife had instituted adoption proceedings in the juvenile court for a child in custody of that court, the father of the child petitioned the court for custody of the child. The juvenile court dismissed the petition. Appeal. Held: Dismissed. In re a Minor, 39 Wn. 2d 744, 238 P. 2d 914 (1951).

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