The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 167
... wife in manum viri , but was extended to the liberation of the heiress from the onerous religious duties attaching to her hereditas , and to the emancipation of the female from the power of her guardians . Can a ceremony , which is used ...
... wife in manum viri , but was extended to the liberation of the heiress from the onerous religious duties attaching to her hereditas , and to the emancipation of the female from the power of her guardians . Can a ceremony , which is used ...
Page 170
... wife from her family , served not only as an open notification to neighbours of the union of husband and wife , and as such was a legal ceremony to be performed in all marriages , but also by holiday displays to give an opportunity to ...
... wife from her family , served not only as an open notification to neighbours of the union of husband and wife , and as such was a legal ceremony to be performed in all marriages , but also by holiday displays to give an opportunity to ...
Page 171
... wife Theodora had been an actress ) repealed the law preventing a man , whatever This was called contubernium , and presents a specimen of anomaly in Roman law , which system refused to recognise its legal existence , but at the same ...
... wife Theodora had been an actress ) repealed the law preventing a man , whatever This was called contubernium , and presents a specimen of anomaly in Roman law , which system refused to recognise its legal existence , but at the same ...
Page 173
... wife's sister , and a woman her deceased husband's brother exercised the minds of lawyers and philosophers even in those days ; for these affines were permitted to marry each other in the time of Gaius , and for many years afterwards ...
... wife's sister , and a woman her deceased husband's brother exercised the minds of lawyers and philosophers even in those days ; for these affines were permitted to marry each other in the time of Gaius , and for many years afterwards ...
Page 174
... Wife . " Can any one but a poet , writing under the impulse of his feelings , reconcile the general scope of these two books ? In the former we are told that Nora and Margaret Vanstone are left penniless and without a name , because ...
... Wife . " Can any one but a poet , writing under the impulse of his feelings , reconcile the general scope of these two books ? In the former we are told that Nora and Margaret Vanstone are left penniless and without a name , because ...
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