Kessel v. Public Service Commission

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• while the doctrine of equitable estop-pel is applicable in paternity proceedings, it generally is not available to a party seeking to disavow the allegation of parenthood for the purpose of avoiding child support
• while the doctrine of equitable estoppel is applicable in paternity proceedings, it generally is not available to a party seeking to disavow the allegation of parenthood for the purpose of avoiding child support

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).