· 5/11/1964
Peercy v. Peercy
Citations
- 392 P.2d 609
- 154 Colo. 575
- 1964 Colo. LEXIS 474
How courts have described this case
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- a putative father could not relitigate paternity after a divorce decree entered by default found him to be the child’s father
- under Rule 60(b), father could not use blood test results which disproved paternity after six months
- husband precluded from raising issue of paternity in contempt proceedings based on child support delinquency, where issue could have been raised, tried and resolved before entry of divorce decree
- \The law is solicitous to achieve fairness in domestic relations cases. . . .\
- “The law is solicitous to achieve fairness in domestic relations cases....”
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Judges: Frantz
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