Loveless v. May

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• mother’s failure to provide support was found justified because she was not advised or ordered to contribute to her child’s support, and the appellants, seeking adoption, had gained custody of the child by juvenile court order
• consent to adoption necessary where natural mother was led to believe, in view of previous court order and advice given her, that she was not expected to furnish support for her child, who was in the custody of relatives
• consent to adoption necessary where natural mother was led to believe, in view of previous court order and advice given her, that she was not expected to furnish support for her child, who was in the custody of relatives

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).