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· 5/26/1982

Georgetown County Department of Social Services v. Phipps

Citations

  • 292 S.E.2d 184
  • 278 S.C. 64
  • 1982 S.C. LEXIS 341

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  • remanding to the family court for a trial de novo, with the full right of each party to submit evidence and be heard on custody, due to the considerable amount of time—three years—that had elapsed between the original custody order and this Court's decision in the matter
  • where our supreme court remanded a custody case for a trial de novo because considerable time had passed since the decision awarding custody had been made and the record had become stale
  • where the Supreme Court remanded a custody case for a trial de novo because considerable time had passed since the decision awarding custody had been made and the record had become stale

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Judges: Gregory, Lewis, Littlejohn, Ness, Harwell

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