Chicago Judo & Karate Center, Inc. v. McGee

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• holding no general and notorious recognition from visits and gifts and acknowledgements when—with only a couple of exceptions—it was limited to the household of the mother
• reasoning that recognition of “illegitimate child” by a “man of importance in the small town” of Maquoketa who “had a wide acquaintance” would have been memorable to acquaintances and thus absence of testimony showed lack of “any such general recognition or notoriety”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).