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legitimate child of the adopter , and paragraph 2 of the same Article declares that
if a child is adopted by a married couple jointly , or if one of the spouses adopts
the child of the other spouse , then the child so adopted acquires the legal ...
legitimate child of the adopter , and paragraph 2 of the same Article declares that
if a child is adopted by a married couple jointly , or if one of the spouses adopts
the child of the other spouse , then the child so adopted acquires the legal ...
Page 442
And by paragraph 2 of the same Article it is declared that the effects of adoption
cannot otherwise be altered by the contract ... In the case where spouses have
jointly adopted a child , or , in case one of the spouses has adopted the child of
the ...
And by paragraph 2 of the same Article it is declared that the effects of adoption
cannot otherwise be altered by the contract ... In the case where spouses have
jointly adopted a child , or , in case one of the spouses has adopted the child of
the ...
Page 443
But where one of the spouses has adopted the child of the other spouse , then
the death of the lastnamed spouse does not prevent the contract of adoption
being put an end to , whereas , in case of the death of the spouse who has
adopted the ...
But where one of the spouses has adopted the child of the other spouse , then
the death of the lastnamed spouse does not prevent the contract of adoption
being put an end to , whereas , in case of the death of the spouse who has
adopted the ...
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