Cyclopedia of Law volume 3
Cyclopedia of Law volume 3
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We have also held that a married woman may mort- gage her lands for the debt of her husband. Watson v. Thurber, 11 Mich. 457. A conveyance by mortgage comes clearly within the power given her by the statute, and she must judge for her- self whether it is for her interest to give it or not.
But the statute neither in terms authorizes a married woman to make herself liable personally for the debt of another, nor where no consideration moves to her can it be presumptively for DE VRIES \. CONiCLIN.... Lljl her benefit. It was no part of the design of the statute to re- lieve her of common law disabilities for any such purpose. These disabilities are removed only so far as they operated unju. Stly and oppressively; beyond that, they are suffered to remain. Ilav- ing been removed Avith the beneficent design to protect the wife in the enjoAinent and disposal of her property for the benefit of herself and her family, the statute cannot be extended by eon- struction to cases not embraced by its language, nor within this design.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We have also held that a married woman may mort- gage her lands for the debt of her husband. Watson v. Thurber, 11 Mich. 457. A conveyance by mortgage comes clearly within the power given her by the statute, and she must judge for her- self whether it is for her interest to give it or not.
But the statute neither in terms authorizes a married woman to make herself liable personally for the debt of another, nor where no consideration moves to her can it be presumptively for DE VRIES \. CONiCLIN.... Lljl her benefit. It was no part of the design of the statute to re- lieve her of common law disabilities for any such purpose. These disabilities are removed only so far as they operated unju. Stly and oppressively; beyond that, they are suffered to remain. Ilav- ing been removed Avith the beneficent design to protect the wife in the enjoAinent and disposal of her property for the benefit of herself and her family, the statute cannot be extended by eon- struction to cases not embraced by its language, nor within this design.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles E Charles Erehart Chadman to read onlineMoreLess
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