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It will be valid in England as a disposition of movables whether the Court holds
the testator's domicil to be English or French ; if English , cadit questio , -if French
, the testament will be valid , not because locus regit actum , but as being in a ...
It will be valid in England as a disposition of movables whether the Court holds
the testator's domicil to be English or French ; if English , cadit questio , -if French
, the testament will be valid , not because locus regit actum , but as being in a ...
Page 174
Of the modern foreign textwriters Savigny and Bar are of opinion that the domicil
of the husband at the time of the marriage should determine the question of the
effect of the marriage in legitimating antenati . See Savigny , Conflict of Laws ...
Of the modern foreign textwriters Savigny and Bar are of opinion that the domicil
of the husband at the time of the marriage should determine the question of the
effect of the marriage in legitimating antenati . See Savigny , Conflict of Laws ...
Page 175
... of domicil , and there cohabited with a Frenchwoman , who bore him a
daughter . Subsequently the man's domicil became French , and after this
change , he married the mother of the child in the English form at the British
Embassy , and ...
... of domicil , and there cohabited with a Frenchwoman , who bore him a
daughter . Subsequently the man's domicil became French , and after this
change , he married the mother of the child in the English form at the British
Embassy , and ...
Page 177
reversed Jessel , M.R. , deciding that the child born after the change in the
father's domicil , but before his marriage , whose contention had prevailed with
Stuart , V.C. , was entitled to share under the Statute of Distributions with her
sister born ...
reversed Jessel , M.R. , deciding that the child born after the change in the
father's domicil , but before his marriage , whose contention had prevailed with
Stuart , V.C. , was entitled to share under the Statute of Distributions with her
sister born ...
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1 In re Grove , 40 Ch . D. 216 ( 1887 , Cotton , Fry and Lopes , L.JJ. , affirming
Stirling , J. ) , the question turned on the domicil of a Genevese who had married
and died in England . Cotton and Lopes , L.JJ. , held that the man was domiciled
in ...
1 In re Grove , 40 Ch . D. 216 ( 1887 , Cotton , Fry and Lopes , L.JJ. , affirming
Stirling , J. ) , the question turned on the domicil of a Genevese who had married
and died in England . Cotton and Lopes , L.JJ. , held that the man was domiciled
in ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1897 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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