The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22Saunders and Benning, 1897 - Law |
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Page 177
... marriage , whose contention had prevailed with Stuart , V.C. , was entitled to share under the Statute of Distributions with her sister born after the marriage in the distribution of the estate of a domiciled Englishwoman . The Court ...
... marriage , whose contention had prevailed with Stuart , V.C. , was entitled to share under the Statute of Distributions with her sister born after the marriage in the distribution of the estate of a domiciled Englishwoman . The Court ...
Page 178
... marriage of the parents . Fry , L.J. , held that the father had not lost his Genevese domicil at the date of the birth , but had exchanged it for an English domicil before the marriage . All were agreed that the marriage of a domiciled ...
... marriage of the parents . Fry , L.J. , held that the father had not lost his Genevese domicil at the date of the birth , but had exchanged it for an English domicil before the marriage . All were agreed that the marriage of a domiciled ...
Page 179
... 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 . Antecedently , one would have said that ...
... 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 . Antecedently , one would have said that ...
Page 180
... 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 drawing conclusions from 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 drawing conclusions from the ...
Page 181
... marriage prior to the conception . It may well be that this is so historically , but there seems good reason for thinking that , even in Scotland , the fiction had been practically discarded before 1856. That the doctrine of legitimatio ...
... marriage prior to the conception . It may well be that this is so historically , but there seems good reason for thinking that , even in Scotland , the fiction had been practically discarded before 1856. That the doctrine of legitimatio ...
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