The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 144
... husbands . He was besides an affectionate liberal father , an indulgent master , and though a reserved man , he had friends and was the object of friendship . The permanent stain on his private life is an occasional mean acquisition ...
... husbands . He was besides an affectionate liberal father , an indulgent master , and though a reserved man , he had friends and was the object of friendship . The permanent stain on his private life is an occasional mean acquisition ...
Page 147
... husband but one year , instead of living 25 years after him , the whole des- cendants of Marlborough would not , in that case , have been wealthy , in proportion to their rank . The accumu- lations of the Duchess raised the Sunderland ...
... husband but one year , instead of living 25 years after him , the whole des- cendants of Marlborough would not , in that case , have been wealthy , in proportion to their rank . The accumu- lations of the Duchess raised the Sunderland ...
Page 164
... the presence of both parties , except under certain circumstances , and then the woman *** The Elements of Roman Law , " Gaius , p . 55 . must be led to her husband's home , and married 164 THE MARRIAGE TIE IN ROMAN AND ENGLISH LAW .
... the presence of both parties , except under certain circumstances , and then the woman *** The Elements of Roman Law , " Gaius , p . 55 . must be led to her husband's home , and married 164 THE MARRIAGE TIE IN ROMAN AND ENGLISH LAW .
Page 165
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. must be led to her husband's home , and married either by letters sent from the man , or by a proxy , in which events the husband's presence was sufficiently proved . For these reasons , says Ortolan ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. must be led to her husband's home , and married either by letters sent from the man , or by a proxy , in which events the husband's presence was sufficiently proved . For these reasons , says Ortolan ...
Page 167
... husband's power - but had nothing to do with the actual marriage contract or the ceremonies attesting the contract ; though at times the first two may no doubt have served as adjuncts to the other rites . We have now to decide whether ...
... husband's power - but had nothing to do with the actual marriage contract or the ceremonies attesting the contract ; though at times the first two may no doubt have served as adjuncts to the other rites . We have now to decide whether ...
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