· 2/24/1997
Pleasant Country, Ltd. v. United States
Citations
- 37 Fed. Cl. 321
- 1997 U.S. Claims LEXIS 67
- 1997 WL 80890
How courts have described this case
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- holding that there was no jurisdiction under UCCJA where grandfather was seeking visitation rights when no precipitating event such as parental death or divorce had occurred, and that UCCJA’s definition of custody limited grandparent visitation issues to actions under UCCJA
- \[t]he juvenile court possesses only the jurisdiction that the General Assembly has expressly conferred upon it\
- party’s failure to raise argument in trial court waives the argument on appeal
- “In one departure from the ‘disruptive precipitating event’ principle, R.C. 3109.12 has been added to allow grandparental visitation in the case of ‘a child . . . born to an unmarried woman.’”
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Judges: Miller
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