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· 4/15/2004

Murfitt v. Murfitt

Citations

  • 809 N.E.2d 332
  • 2004 Ind. App. LEXIS 956
  • 2004 WL 1152822

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  • holding that the incarcerated defendant was not afforded the opportunity to protect his own interests in the divorcee proceedings because he was unable to present his claim of defense in person, telephonically, by counsel, or through documentary evidence
  • after finding that an incarcerated defendant was denied the ability to defend his interests in 6 Counsel for Quick-Cash informed the trial court at the bench trial that “Mr. Harkins is incarcerated until about two thousand twenty five[.]” (Tr. 1.

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Judges: Sullivan, Robb, Ratliff

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