The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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... sent representatives to open branch houses in Cyprus , assumed that where the British flag had been hoisted with so much of religious and political ceremony , On guarded by Goorkhas from the Himalayas , and blessed 16 LAW IN CYPRUS .
... sent representatives to open branch houses in Cyprus , assumed that where the British flag had been hoisted with so much of religious and political ceremony , On guarded by Goorkhas from the Himalayas , and blessed 16 LAW IN CYPRUS .
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... ceremony - religious , legal , or social - expressive of the consent of the parties them- selves , or of those on whom they are dependent . 66 In discussing this more than merely temporary union of man and woman , we are considering in ...
... ceremony - religious , legal , or social - expressive of the consent of the parties them- selves , or of those on whom they are dependent . 66 In discussing this more than merely temporary union of man and woman , we are considering in ...
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... ceremonies , for every country has had its own notions on this subject , and all of them worthy of attention . There is , however , one nation which has shown such a remarkable pre - eminence in defining and settling all matters which ...
... ceremonies , for every country has had its own notions on this subject , and all of them worthy of attention . There is , however , one nation which has shown such a remarkable pre - eminence in defining and settling all matters which ...
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... ceremony . A marriage must have some attesting fact , whether it be a friendly gathering , or a benediction from a minister of religion , or the intervention of the law in regu- lating the property of the spouses . Marriage in Roman law ...
... ceremony . A marriage must have some attesting fact , whether it be a friendly gathering , or a benediction from a minister of religion , or the intervention of the law in regu- lating the property of the spouses . Marriage in Roman law ...
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... ceremony . Confarreatio , coemptio , and usus were modes of contracting a marriage with a par- ticular result - the subjection of the wife to the husband's power - but had nothing to do with the actual marriage contract or the ceremonies ...
... ceremony . Confarreatio , coemptio , and usus were modes of contracting a marriage with a par- ticular result - the subjection of the wife to the husband's power - but had nothing to do with the actual marriage contract or the ceremonies ...
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