Legal Opinion
Colson v. Huber
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Decided September 10, 1946No. 31317PublishedCited by 7 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtGardner, J.
Counsel for the plaintiff in their argument cite and rely on the provisions of the Code, §§ 74-201,' 74-202. Section 74-201 reads: '“An illegitimate child, or bastard, is a child born out of wedlock, and whose parents do not subsequently intermarry, or a child the issue of adulterous intercourse of the wife during wedlock, or a child who is not legitimate within the meaning of § 74-101.”
Section 74-202 reads: “The father of an illegitimate child shall be bound to maintain him. This obligation shall be good consideration to support a contract by him. He may voluntarily discharge his duty; if he…
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