E-. F-. v. G-. H-.

In this paternity action the trial court, sitting without a jury, found defendant to be the child’s father. He appeals contending that the decision (1) is not supported by sufficient evidence, (2) is contrary to the evidence, and (3) is contrary to law.

While there are some conflicts in the evidence as to peripheral facts, on one of which appellee was impeached (whether she was a virgin prior to her intercourse with appellant) the parties both testified to the central fact that they engaged in sexual intercourse on May 30, 1970, and it is agreed that the child was born 290 days later on March…