Adoption - Where the Mother of an Illegitimate Child Refuses to Permit the Natural Father to Legitimate the Child He Has the Right of "First Refusal" and His Consent to the Adoption of the Child by Strangers Is Unnecessary; the Mother's Consent Is Sufficient Relinquishment to Authorize the Court to Enter a Decree of Adoption. In the Matter of Adoption of Irby (Cal. App. 1964)

Authors

Edward J. Leavitt

Library of Congress Authority File

http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n79122466

Document Type

Recent Cases

Abstract

This recent case discusses In the Matter of Adoption of Irby, (Cal. App. 1964).

Recommended Citation

Edward J. Leavitt, Adoption - Where the Mother of an Illegitimate Child Refuses to Permit the Natural Father to Legitimate the Child He Has the Right of "First Refusal" and His Consent to the Adoption of the Child by Strangers Is Unnecessary; the Mother's Consent Is Sufficient Relinquishment to Authorize the Court to Enter a Decree of Adoption. In the Matter of Adoption of Irby (Cal. App. 1964), 2 San Diego L. Rev. 115 (1965).
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