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Page 55
... wife as an instance . According to Mr. Holland's arrangement , the man who wishes to ascertain the Law affecting himself and his wife must consult no less than three different parts of the Code . First , he must look under the head of ...
... wife as an instance . According to Mr. Holland's arrangement , the man who wishes to ascertain the Law affecting himself and his wife must consult no less than three different parts of the Code . First , he must look under the head of ...
Page 61
... wife are to be reckoned among those which arise by operation of law rather than out of contract . The few words which he says on the subject are so pertinent , that I will quote them . " The matrimonial status is indeed entered upon in ...
... wife are to be reckoned among those which arise by operation of law rather than out of contract . The few words which he says on the subject are so pertinent , that I will quote them . " The matrimonial status is indeed entered upon in ...
Page 66
... WIFE . I. Investitive and Divestitive Facts ( i.e. , Law of Marriage and Divorce ) . II . Rights in rem of husband over wife . III . Mutual rights of husband and wife against one ( a . ) over the person . another { ( b . ) over property ...
... WIFE . I. Investitive and Divestitive Facts ( i.e. , Law of Marriage and Divorce ) . II . Rights in rem of husband over wife . III . Mutual rights of husband and wife against one ( a . ) over the person . another { ( b . ) over property ...
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... wife , Lady Theodosia Pery , second daughter of the first Earl of Limerick . M.A. , Trin . Coll . , Camb . Called 1848. Aug. 11 . RIDDICK , John , Esq . , Solicitor ( Irel . ) , aged 67. Admitted 1840 . Sept. 5 . RUSSELL , James Ward ...
... wife , Lady Theodosia Pery , second daughter of the first Earl of Limerick . M.A. , Trin . Coll . , Camb . Called 1848. Aug. 11 . RIDDICK , John , Esq . , Solicitor ( Irel . ) , aged 67. Admitted 1840 . Sept. 5 . RUSSELL , James Ward ...
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... wife , it was necessary for him to make a conveyance to a stranger , and to obtain a reconveyance from such stranger to himself , or to his wife ( as the case might be ) . In Equity , however , before the Statute of Uses , a person ...
... wife , it was necessary for him to make a conveyance to a stranger , and to obtain a reconveyance from such stranger to himself , or to his wife ( as the case might be ) . In Equity , however , before the Statute of Uses , a person ...
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