Parliamentary Papers, Volume 7H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 35
... wife are no longer bound to live together and no longer bound to cohabit - Yes . 344. Those are proceedings which are not necessarily brought for judicial separation , but proceedings for main- tenance , such as in the case of habitual ...
... wife are no longer bound to live together and no longer bound to cohabit - Yes . 344. Those are proceedings which are not necessarily brought for judicial separation , but proceedings for main- tenance , such as in the case of habitual ...
Page 69
... wife divorcing her husband and alleging cruelty , he would have specifically to find both adultery and cruelty . Then there are often questions of condona- tion ; he would have to state whether he found that there had been condona- tion ...
... wife divorcing her husband and alleging cruelty , he would have specifically to find both adultery and cruelty . Then there are often questions of condona- tion ; he would have to state whether he found that there had been condona- tion ...
Page 76
... wife or the wife and the lover or the husband and his lover . That matter is not objectionable in itself , not obscene in itself ? —No . 814. But do you not think it highly improper that those intimacies of domestic life should be ...
... wife or the wife and the lover or the husband and his lover . That matter is not objectionable in itself , not obscene in itself ? —No . 814. But do you not think it highly improper that those intimacies of domestic life should be ...
Page 79
... wife about and been a particularly cruel husband , why should not that go into the newspaper ? - Where does it say it would not ? 873. It would not , because it is not within those things ? -Cruelty to his wife . 874. I want the details ...
... wife about and been a particularly cruel husband , why should not that go into the newspaper ? - Where does it say it would not ? 873. It would not , because it is not within those things ? -Cruelty to his wife . 874. I want the details ...
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... wife of the same or of different nationalities and with due regard thereto , and to the operation of the laws of foreign countries , to report what , if any , alteration of the British Law is desirable . " The said Message to be taken ...
... wife of the same or of different nationalities and with due regard thereto , and to the operation of the laws of foreign countries , to report what , if any , alteration of the British Law is desirable . " The said Message to be taken ...
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