State v. Preston
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
1Per curiam
The issue before the court is whether the enlargement of the period within which paternity actions may be begun under RSA ch. 168-A, from one year from the birth of the child to two years, applies retrospectively to cases where the one-year period had not expired on the effective date of the enlargement. We hold that it does.
These two actions were brought under RSA ch. 168-A to establish the paternity of, and enforce support for, two children born out of wedlock. RSA 168-A:12, entitled “Statute of Limitations,” prior to September 3,1977, provided that “[n]o proceeding under this chapter shall…
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