Evidence, when the presumption of legitimacy, the strongest known to law, conflicts with the presumption of a continuing marriage, the presumptions are not conclusive of the issue according to their legal strength but stand or fall as they are supported b

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Evidence, when the presumption of legitimacy, the strongest known to law, conflicts with the presumption of a continuing marriage, the presumptions are not conclusive of the issue according to their legal strength but stand or fall as they are supported b
Citation	Whelan JW. Curr. Leg. Thought Lawyers Dig. Law Rev. 1947; 14(1): 356-358.
Copyright	(Copyright © 1947, Current Legal Thought, Inc.)
DOI	unavailable
PMID	18901304
Abstract	[Abstract unavailable] Language: en

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