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Commonwealth Ex Rel. Hall v. Hall

Citations

  • 257 A.2d 269
  • 215 Pa. Super. 24
  • 1969 Pa. Super. LEXIS 1068

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  • doctrine of estoppel precluded husband from using blood-grouping tests to establish nonpater-nity where child was acknowledged as husband’s in separation agreement and paternity was not questioned until one year following separation
  • where husband acknowledged child born during coverture as his own and provided for child’s support in separation agreement he was estopped from later denying paternity
  • where child was conceived and born while husband and wife were living together and where, upon separation, husband acknowledged the child as his daughter, provided for her future support, and made extensive arrangements for visitation, husband was estopped from denying paternity
  • where child was conceived and born while husband and wife were living together and where, upon separation, husband acknowledged the child as his daughter, provided for her future support, and made extensive arrangements for visitation, husband was estopped from denying paternity

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Judges: Wright, Weight, Watkins, Montgomery, Jacobs, Hoffman, Spaulding, Cercone

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