United States v. Rosa-Borges

How courts have described this case

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• holding trial court erred in applying doctrine of paternity by estoppel where appellant’s behavior as responsible father for first eighteen months of child’s life was due to mother’s concealment of existence of other sexual partners around time of child’s conception
• \rejecting fraud argument where no evidence of record was cited to support conclusion that mother fraudulently caused [A]ppellant to acknowledge paternity.\
• holding trial court erred in applying doctrine of paternity by estoppel where appellant’s behavior as responsible father for first eighteen months of child’s life was due to mother’s concealment of existence of other sexual partners around time of child’s conception
• holding trial court erred in applying doctrine of paternity by estoppel where appellant’s behavior as responsible father for first eighteen months of child’s life was due to mother’s concealment of existence of other sexual partners around time of child’s conception
• “rejecting fraud argument where no evidence of record was cited to support conclusion that mother fraudulently caused [A]ppellant to acknowledge paternity.”
• “rejecting fraud argument where no evidence of record was cited to support conclusion that mother fraudulently caused [A]ppellant to acknowledge paternity.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).