Grounds to Impugn Legitimacy

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1. Does missing annotation of legitimation alone establish a substantive ground for cancelling a status otherwise conferre… Multiple Choice Easy
2. A challenger relies solely on an Article 36 judgment concerning the parents to demand cancellation of the child’s estab… Multiple Choice Medium
3. A challenger treats an omitted registry annotation as proof that the parents never celebrated a qualifying marriage, al… Multiple Choice Medium
4. A mother invokes a desire for exclusive custody as the only ground to cancel her child’s legitimated status after an Ar… Multiple Choice Hard
5. A court considers a child’s status incidentally in a properly filed nullity proceeding. A party argues that this permis… Multiple Choice Hard
6. Distinguish Boquiren’s correction-of-entry setting from Tangarorang’s proper nullity proceeding without assuming a chil… Essay Hard
7. Analyze an attack on established legitimation based solely on a missing birth-record annotation. Essay Hard
8. Explain why a custody objective cannot itself justify cancelling legitimated status after Article 36 nullity. Essay Hard