The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 168
... ceremony , religious , legal , or social , how was the maritalis affectio ( on which so much stress is laid ) made ... ceremonies ) and the institution of instrumenta dotalia ; and how when these were abolished ? Again , by what means ...
... ceremony , religious , legal , or social , how was the maritalis affectio ( on which so much stress is laid ) made ... ceremonies ) and the institution of instrumenta dotalia ; and how when these were abolished ? Again , by what means ...
Page 169
... ceremony together with a drawing up of settlements , to confer a legal position on their children . In most cases , where it was of sufficient importance to contract this subsequent marriage , the position and character of the woman ...
... ceremony together with a drawing up of settlements , to confer a legal position on their children . In most cases , where it was of sufficient importance to contract this subsequent marriage , the position and character of the woman ...
Page 170
... ceremony of making her free of her husband's house by fire and water — this last in earlier times - the drawing up of dotal settlements , and in the latter Empire marriage before an attesting priest must at different periods have served ...
... ceremony of making her free of her husband's house by fire and water — this last in earlier times - the drawing up of dotal settlements , and in the latter Empire marriage before an attesting priest must at different periods have served ...
Page 174
... ceremony read over them before the births of the two girls . This is more than a covert thrust at a religious and complicated ceremony ; while in the latter work the marriage law of Scotland receives equal castigation with modern ...
... ceremony read over them before the births of the two girls . This is more than a covert thrust at a religious and complicated ceremony ; while in the latter work the marriage law of Scotland receives equal castigation with modern ...
Page 175
... ceremony , or as a civil contract . There are grounds for both views , which will be succinctly stated , and a general inference will be drawn from the statement of them . There can be no danger in holding that , from the influence ...
... ceremony , or as a civil contract . There are grounds for both views , which will be succinctly stated , and a general inference will be drawn from the statement of them . There can be no danger in holding that , from the influence ...
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