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Regarding the rights of husband and wife to freeholds or quarter - lands of
inheritance ; by the common law of the island , if a woman marries a man who is
seized of a freehold of inheritance , and survives her husband , she shall be
entitled to ...
Regarding the rights of husband and wife to freeholds or quarter - lands of
inheritance ; by the common law of the island , if a woman marries a man who is
seized of a freehold of inheritance , and survives her husband , she shall be
entitled to ...
Page 42
And . should a man marry a second wife , having issue by the first , the second
wife shall enjoy , after his decease , only one fourth part of his estate of
inheritance during her widowhood ; but if there is no issue living by the first wife ,
the second ...
And . should a man marry a second wife , having issue by the first , the second
wife shall enjoy , after his decease , only one fourth part of his estate of
inheritance during her widowhood ; but if there is no issue living by the first wife ,
the second ...
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OF HUSBAND AND WIFE , PARENT AND CHILD , GUARDIAN AND WARD .
When a marriage is duly contracted and solemnized in the manner prescribed by
the act of Tynwald of 1757 * , and according to the English rubric and the canons
of ...
OF HUSBAND AND WIFE , PARENT AND CHILD , GUARDIAN AND WARD .
When a marriage is duly contracted and solemnized in the manner prescribed by
the act of Tynwald of 1757 * , and according to the English rubric and the canons
of ...
Page 96
2 of her body , even those by a former husband , although the property was solely
acquired by the second husband ; but should the wife die before her husband
without issue , the personal property remains wholly with the husband ; and in ...
2 of her body , even those by a former husband , although the property was solely
acquired by the second husband ; but should the wife die before her husband
without issue , the personal property remains wholly with the husband ; and in ...
Page 129
If a man wed a wife that is in a farm , her debts to be paid by her husband * . If any
man forfeit his goods to the lord by felony , his wife shall not forfeit her part of the
goods ; but if the woman forfeit in felony , her husband may forsake her and her ...
If a man wed a wife that is in a farm , her debts to be paid by her husband * . If any
man forfeit his goods to the lord by felony , his wife shall not forfeit her part of the
goods ; but if the woman forfeit in felony , her husband may forsake her and her ...
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| Title | A View of the Jurisprudence of the Isle of Man, with the History of Its Ancient Constitution, Legislative Government, and Extraordinary Privileges |
| Author | James Johnson |
| Publisher | Thomas Bryce and Company, 1811 |
| Original from | The British Library |
| Digitized | 11 Nov 2014 |
| Length | 234 pages |
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