About: K. (C.) v. K. (J.)

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dbo:abstract	K. (C.) v. K. (J.) [2004] IESC 21; [2004] 1 IR 224, is an Irish Supreme Court case in which the Court held that the doctrine of estoppel (where the court can prevent someone going back on his/her word) could not be used to change the status of a person, when the status, as a matter of law, never actually changed. (en)
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dbp:appealedFrom	High Court (en)
dbp:appealedTo	Supreme Court (en)
dbp:caption	dbr:Coat_of_arms_of_Ireland
dbp:citations	[2004] IESC 21;https://www.bailii.org/cgi-bin/format.cgi?doc=/ie/cases/IESC/2004/21.html&query=(.2004.)+AND+(IESC)+AND+(21) [2004] 1 IR 224 (en)
dbp:court	dbr:Supreme_Court_of_Ireland
dbp:dateDecided	2004-03-31 (xsd:date)
dbp:decisionBy	Denham J. (en)
dbp:fullName	C.K v J.K and F.McG (en)
dbp:italicTitle	yes (en)
dbp:judges	Denham J, Murray J, McGuinness J,Fennelly J, McCracken J. (en)
dbp:keywords	Divorce Family Law Act Judicial Separation Marital Status Estoppel (en)
dbp:name	C.K v J.K and Fmcg (en)
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dbp:opinions	The Supreme Court held that the doctrine of estoppel could not be used to change the status of a person, when the status, as a matter of law, never actually changed (en)
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rdfs:comment	K. (C.) v. K. (J.) [2004] IESC 21; [2004] 1 IR 224, is an Irish Supreme Court case in which the Court held that the doctrine of estoppel (where the court can prevent someone going back on his/her word) could not be used to change the status of a person, when the status, as a matter of law, never actually changed. (en)
rdfs:label	K. (C.) v. K. (J.) (en)
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