Nevada Supreme Court· 5/19/1998

Love v. Love

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959 P.2d 523
114 Nev. 572
1998 Nev. LEXIS 61

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concluding that the lack of a genetic relationship does not preclude a finding of paternity, as NRS 126.051 \clearly reflects the legislature's intent to allow nonbiological factors to become critical in a paternity determination\
concluding that the lack of a genetic relationship does not preclude a finding of paternity, as NRS 126.051 \clearly reflects the legislature's intent to allow nonbiological factors to become critical in a paternity determination\
concluding that the district court's grant of attorney fees 13 We note that the district court awarded Atlantis the cost of repair as compensation in its breach of contract claim. SUPREME COURT OF NEVADA 20 (0
providing that the Nevada Parentage Act \clearly reflects the legislature's intent to allow nonbiological factors to become critical in a paternity determination\
providing that the Nevada Parentage Act \clearly reflects the legislature's intent to allow nonbiological factors to become critical in a paternity determination\
articulating the extrinsic fraud exception to claim preclusion

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Judges: Shearing, Springer, Rose, Young, Maupin

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