Sherman v. Nichols

Supreme Court of Connecticut

Sherman v. Nichols

1 Root 250

DecidedJanuary 15, 1791

StatusPublished

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Bluebook

Sherman v. Nichols, 1 Root 250 (Colo. 1791).

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Opinion

The statute is — That every person who shall he poor and impotent, unable to support and provide for themselves having no estate, shall be provided for, etc. by such of them relations as stand in the line or degree of father or mother, grandfather or grandmother, children or grandchildren, if of sufficient ability — sons-in-law are not within the line or degree mentioned by the statute. Kirby’s Rep. 155, Mack v. Parsons, etc.

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The statute is — That every person who shall he poor and impotent, unable to support and provide for themselves having no estate, shall be provided for, etc. by such of them relations as stand in the line or degree of father or mother, grandfather or grandmother, children or grandchildren, if of sufficient ability — sons-in-law are not within the line or degree mentioned by the statute. Kirby’s Rep. 155, Mack v. Parsons, etc.

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1 Root 250, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/sherman-v-nichols-conn-1791.