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Page 167
... marriage . Marriage gives rise to certain automatic consequences . But two persons might , for example , produce the economic incidents of marriage by executing appropriate contracts or settle- ments . On this argument , a marriage ...
... marriage . Marriage gives rise to certain automatic consequences . But two persons might , for example , produce the economic incidents of marriage by executing appropriate contracts or settle- ments . On this argument , a marriage ...
Page 169
... MARRIAGE The history of marriage is bound up with the legal and economic dependence of women upon men and the legal incapacities of women in owning and dealing with prop- erty . In Babylonian law , for example , one characteristic of a ...
... MARRIAGE The history of marriage is bound up with the legal and economic dependence of women upon men and the legal incapacities of women in owning and dealing with prop- erty . In Babylonian law , for example , one characteristic of a ...
Page 170
... marriage , between seven years and puberty there could be consent but not a con- summated marriage . At common law , therefore , the mar- riage of a person between the ages of seven and 12 or 14 was " inchoate ” and would become ...
... marriage , between seven years and puberty there could be consent but not a con- summated marriage . At common law , therefore , the mar- riage of a person between the ages of seven and 12 or 14 was " inchoate ” and would become ...
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would become the principal reserve asset while gold | 36 |
Excretion the elimination of the waste products of | 50 |
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