Pukas v. Pukas

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• “[A]s is well settled, laches does not arise out of delay alone but out of delay which, unexplained, operates to the prejudice of the other party.”
• change in condition must be in good faith and laches applies if defendant relies in good faith on prior court decree even though decree turned out to be in error
• “As is well settled, laches does not arise out of delay alone but out of delay which, unexplained, operates to the prejudice of the other party.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).