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· 1/19/1994

Hylland v. Doe

Citations

  • 867 P.2d 551
  • 126 Or. App. 86
  • 1994 Ore. App. LEXIS 49

How courts have described this case

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  • ruling that mother's concealment of newborn child's whereabouts did not excuse father of his obligation to timely assert his paternity in accordance with Oregon law
  • ruling that mother’s concealment of newborn child’s whereabouts did not excuse father of his obligation to timely assert his paternity in accordance with Oregon law
  • ruling that mother's concealment of newborn child's whereabouts did not excuse father of his obligation to timely assert his paternity in accordance with Oregon law
  • ruling that mother’s concealment of newborn child’s whereabouts did not excuse father of his obligation to timely assert his paternity in accordance with Oregon law
  • holding that an unwed father's failure to file a notice of paternity barred him from receiving notice of a petition for adoption and from contesting the adoption
  • holding that an unwed father's failure to file a notice of paternity barred him from receiving notice of a petition for adoption and from contesting the adoption

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Judges: Warren, Edmonds, Landau

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