Ingram Super Market, Inc. v. Major Appliances, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that termination under section 2511(a) was proper where mother consistently missed visits due to lack of transportation, and where mother was addicted to cocaine
• holding orphans’ court properly protected bond between child and foster mother as opposed to attenuated bond between child and his mother forged during irregular visits
• stating that where there is no evidence of a bond between parent and child, it is reasonable to infer that none exists
• stating that where there is no evidence of any bond between the parent and child, it is reasonable to infer that no bond exists
• stating that “where there is no evidence of any bond between parent and child, it is reasonable to infer no bond exists”
• stating that where there is no evidence of any bond between the parent and child, it is reasonable to infer that no bond exists

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