Clark v. Rysedorph

Hepeerhaít, J.

This proceeding was instituted by appellant to determine the paternity of a child born on the 9th day of May, 1949. After trial of the issues the learned Children’s Court Judge dismissed the proceeding and held that the “ evidence is not clear or convincing. Paternity has not been established.” The appellant is a widow and respondent is married. These parties became acquainted some time in 1946. Appellant testified that she kept steady company with respondent for five or six months when the relationship was terminated. She testified that later she again met respondent in August…