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L. J. 579, 663].
Another ground for rejection is a separation for in- adequate cause, or the petitioner ceasing to control the mode of life of the wife— Esten's Bill, 1798 [41 H. L. J.
485,7]; Barttelot's Bill, 1799 [42 H. L. J. 72] ; Woodcock's Bill, 1802 [43 H. L. J. 463] ; Barker's Bill, 1825 [57 H. L.
J. 554, 584; 58 H. L. J. 330]; George's Bill, 1836 [68 H. L. J. 275] ; and Llewelyn's Bill, 1851 [1 Macq. R.
280].
There have been many cases in which Bills have passed notwithstanding a separ...ation of the parties (see post, p. 106).
The practice established by the above-mentioned cases has been embodied, as regards England, in sections 29, 30, and 31 of the Matrimonial Causes Act, 1857 (20 & 21 Vict., Rejection of Bills. 65 c. 85). In Symons v. Symons [1897, P. 175] the learned President expressed his view as follows : — " I am much influenced by observing the course whicli the House of Lords pursued in dealing with petitions for divorce before the Act of 1857, and the language of that and a subsequent Act.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
L. J. 579, 663].
Another ground for rejection is a separation for in- adequate cause, or the petitioner ceasing to control the mode of life of the wife— Esten's Bill, 1798 [41 H. L. J.
485,7]; Barttelot's Bill, 1799 [42 H. L. J. 72] ; Woodcock's Bill, 1802 [43 H. L. J. 463] ; Barker's Bill, 1825 [57 H. L.
J. 554, 584; 58 H. L. J. 330]; George's Bill, 1836 [68 H. L. J. 275] ; and Llewelyn's Bill, 1851 [1 Macq. R.
280].
There have been many cases in which Bills have passed notwithstanding a separ...ation of the parties (see post, p. 106).
The practice established by the above-mentioned cases has been embodied, as regards England, in sections 29, 30, and 31 of the Matrimonial Causes Act, 1857 (20 & 21 Vict., Rejection of Bills. 65 c. 85). In Symons v. Symons [1897, P. 175] the learned President expressed his view as follows : — " I am much influenced by observing the course whicli the House of Lords pursued in dealing with petitions for divorce before the Act of 1857, and the language of that and a subsequent Act.
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