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· 4/1/1940

United States ex rel. Karpathiou v. Schlotfeldt

Citations

  • 309 U.S. 681
  • 60 S. Ct. 721

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  • contract describing purchasers as “Joseph Ecker and son” and signed by Joseph and Adolph Ecker, and note signed by Joseph Ecker stating, “Give my son Adolph a keg of beer on my name,” constituted sufficient acknowledgment of paternity

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