Commentaries on the Laws of England: In Four Books, Nide 1Professional Books, 1982 - 485 sivua |
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Sivu 440
... husband and wife , when single , are voided by the intermarriage P. A woman indeed may be attorney for her husband ; for that implies no feparation from , but is rather a representation of , her lord . And a husband may also bequeath ...
... husband and wife , when single , are voided by the intermarriage P. A woman indeed may be attorney for her husband ; for that implies no feparation from , but is rather a representation of , her lord . And a husband may also bequeath ...
Sivu 441
... husband's concurrence , and in his name , as well as her own ; neither can fhe be fued , without mak- ing the husband a defendant . There is indeed one cafe where the wife fhall fue and be fued as a feme fole , viz . where the husband ...
... husband's concurrence , and in his name , as well as her own ; neither can fhe be fued , without mak- ing the husband a defendant . There is indeed one cafe where the wife fhall fue and be fued as a feme fole , viz . where the husband ...
Sivu 444
... husband , unless under special circumstances ; for at the time of making it she is fuppofed to be under his coercion " . And in fome felonies , and other inferior crimes , committed by . her , through constraint of her husband , the law ...
... husband , unless under special circumstances ; for at the time of making it she is fuppofed to be under his coercion " . And in fome felonies , and other inferior crimes , committed by . her , through constraint of her husband , the law ...
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Of the NATURE of Laws in general | 35 |
Of the LAWS of ENGLAND | 62 |
Of the COUNTRIES fubject to the Laws | 93 |
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