Richardson's Adm'r v. Borders

I cannot concur in the conclusion of the court, and the importance of the question justifies a statement of my views.

Glenn Forest Borders was born in lawful wedlock in seven months and seven days after the marriage of his parents. He was, therefore, a legitimate child possessing all the rights, liberties, and privileges accorded by law to any legitimate child. Cronin v. Cronin, 234 Ky. 207, 27 S.W.2d 950; Vanover v. Steele, 173 Ky. 116, 190 S.W. 667; Veron's Adm'r v. Veron, 228 Ky. 56, 14 S.W.2d 185; Skidmore v. Harris,157 Ky. 756, 164 S.W. 98; Dunn v. Garnett, 129 Ky. 728,112 S.W. 841. But…