The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22Saunders and Benning, 1897 - Law |
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Page 179
... domicil of the husband at the date of the marriage is proved to be not English , the English Courts forthwith discard the characteristic rules of English law as to the incidents and effects of marriage , and proceed to apply other rules ...
... domicil of the husband at the date of the marriage is proved to be not English , the English Courts forthwith discard the characteristic rules of English law as to the incidents and effects of marriage , and proceed to apply other rules ...
Page 180
... domicil at the time of the marriage , which is inevitable , and the legal consequences of the marriage of that person , according to the law of the country of domicil , but also the seemingly gratuitous labour of enquiring into , and ...
... domicil at the time of the marriage , which is inevitable , and the legal consequences of the marriage of that person , according to the law of the country of domicil , but also the seemingly gratuitous labour of enquiring into , and ...
Page 181
... domicil of the husband , and his resulting personal law , at any other time than the actual date of the marriage ? There is no other " act in the law " on which the question of legitimation can depend , and , if the English Courts are ...
... domicil of the husband , and his resulting personal law , at any other time than the actual date of the marriage ? There is no other " act in the law " on which the question of legitimation can depend , and , if the English Courts are ...
Page 192
... domicil , and resident in Bavaria , had been judicially declared a lunatic by the Royal Court of Bavaria . The effect of the Judgment was to make the lady a ward of Court , and to vest her property in " the Deposit Commission of the ...
... domicil , and resident in Bavaria , had been judicially declared a lunatic by the Royal Court of Bavaria . The effect of the Judgment was to make the lady a ward of Court , and to vest her property in " the Deposit Commission of the ...
Page 91
... Domicil . - A domiciled Englishman had a life interest in a fund until it should " become vested in or payable to some other person . " Held , that it was not forfeited by his being adjudicated a bankrupt in New Zealand on a creditor's ...
... Domicil . - A domiciled Englishman had a life interest in a fund until it should " become vested in or payable to some other person . " Held , that it was not forfeited by his being adjudicated a bankrupt in New Zealand on a creditor's ...
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