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Page 167
This process was not confined to the bringing of the 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 ...
This process was not confined to the bringing of the 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 ...
Page 170
Where the domus mariti was there also was the domicilium matrimonii ; the
relations of the wife to the municipal magistrate , a matter of vital importance ,
depended upon the locality of the home of her husband . This deductio in domum
, a ...
Where the domus mariti was there also was the domicilium matrimonii ; the
relations of the wife to the municipal magistrate , a matter of vital importance ,
depended upon the locality of the home of her husband . This deductio in domum
, a ...
Page 171
To meet his own case , Justinian ( his 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repealed the law preventing a man , whatever This was called contubernium ,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 ...
To meet his own case , Justinian ( his 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repealed the law preventing a man , whatever This was called contubernium ,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 ...
Page 173
The much vexed question as to whether a man could marry his deceased 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
...
The much vexed question as to whether a man could marry his deceased 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
...
Page 174
... his own particular line of thought , and which he can stoutly maintain because
his adversary has no more firm stand point of argument than himself . As a
specimen of this we may cite the versatile author of " No Name , " and “ Man and
Wife .
... his own particular line of thought , and which he can stoutly maintain because
his adversary has no more firm stand point of argument than himself . As a
specimen of this we may cite the versatile author of " No Name , " and “ Man and
Wife .
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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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