Town of Canaan v. Town of Salisbury
1 Root 155
Opinion
And
Although by the laws of England, a bastard is settled where born, unless the mother is illegally thrust out; yet by the laws of this state, a bastard is settled with the mother, and this is agreeable to the law of nature and reason.
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Town of Canaan v. Town of Salisbury, 1 Root 155 (Colo. Ct. App. 1790).
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