Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1959 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 50
... adopted nor legitimated persons may succeed to dignities or titles of honour , in spite of the fact that a legitimated person is , and an adopted person may be , related in blood to his mother's husband . These two classes of persons ...
... adopted nor legitimated persons may succeed to dignities or titles of honour , in spite of the fact that a legitimated person is , and an adopted person may be , related in blood to his mother's husband . These two classes of persons ...
Page 52
... adopted or A.I.D. children , but that cannot make them the offspring of the mother's marriage . The word may be altered , but the facts cannot be . What is suggested is a new meaning of the term legitimate . Hitherto extensions of the ...
... adopted or A.I.D. children , but that cannot make them the offspring of the mother's marriage . The word may be altered , but the facts cannot be . What is suggested is a new meaning of the term legitimate . Hitherto extensions of the ...
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... adoption would not be appropriate , a modified form of procedure might be applied , whereby an A.I.D. child to whom the husband had consented might be deemed to have been adopted at birth . In this way a formal adoption order would be ...
... adoption would not be appropriate , a modified form of procedure might be applied , whereby an A.I.D. child to whom the husband had consented might be deemed to have been adopted at birth . In this way a formal adoption order would be ...
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