Robert J. v. Leslie M.

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• man who stipulated to paternity and was adjudicated to be the father, even though he did not believe he was the father, did not have due process right to declaration of nonpaternity five years after stipulation, even though he was not the biological father
• man who stipulated to paternity and was adjudicated to be the father, even though he did not believe he was the father, did not have due process right to declaration of nonpaternity five years after stipulation, even though he was not the biological father

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