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· 4/26/1983

Pilcher v. State, Department of Social Services

Citations

  • 663 P.2d 450
  • 1983 Utah LEXIS 1037

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • deeming a child support enforcement statute procedural and giving it retroactive effect even though it was enacted ten years after the support order
  • “Matters not admitted in evidence before the trier of fact will not be considered [on appeal].”
  • statutes enacted to facilitate collection of previously awarded child support debts is procedural
  • statutes enacted to facilitate collection of previously awarded child support debts is procedural
  • the court found that statutes enacted to facilitate collection of prior child support debts were procedural because they did not affect the rights of the parent when the support was awarded, but merely instituted a means of collecting the support

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Judges: Stewart, Hall, Oaks, Howe, Durham

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