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With the Roman law on marriage we intend to compare the English , as offering a
clearer contrast than that of any other system - pace the learned author of "
Ancient Law , ” who holds that our marriage ideas are essentially Roman . We
would ...
With the Roman law on marriage we intend to compare the English , as offering a
clearer contrast than that of any other system - pace the learned author of "
Ancient Law , ” who holds that our marriage ideas are essentially Roman . We
would ...
Page 165
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 , who is the chief holder in our times of
the ...
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 , who is the chief holder in our times of
the ...
Page 166
Were confarreatio , coemptio , and usus marriage ceremonies ? Although it is an
accepted fact that , as nations progress , their early complicated legal forms tend
to simplify themselves , it is yet too much to say that no extrinsic evidence , other ...
Were confarreatio , coemptio , and usus marriage ceremonies ? Although it is an
accepted fact that , as nations progress , their early complicated legal forms tend
to simplify themselves , it is yet too much to say that no extrinsic evidence , other ...
Page 167
The results of usus were not settled until after the lapse of a year ; and if a woman
was married to a man , and lived with ... living together for a no less period than a
whole year cannot be construed in any sense to imply a marriage ceremony .
The results of usus were not settled until after the lapse of a year ; and if a woman
was married to a man , and lived with ... living together for a no less period than a
whole year cannot be construed in any sense to imply a marriage ceremony .
Page 168
Warnkoenig says , * “ marriage is contracted without any solemnity , but with bare
consent if it stands on a basis of marital affection . Whence the following
expression , consent , not cohabitation , makes a marriage . ' Neither the authority
of a ...
Warnkoenig says , * “ marriage is contracted without any solemnity , but with bare
consent if it stands on a basis of marital affection . Whence the following
expression , consent , not cohabitation , makes a marriage . ' Neither the authority
of a ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1879 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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