History of Wayne County Indiana Together With Sketches of Its Cities Village
History of Wayne County Indiana Together With Sketches of Its Cities Village
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Tlie wife's interest is saved from reversion in the absence of heirs, where an estate is given to the husband in consideration of love and aiiection. A widow may occupy the dwelling and forty acres of land of her deceased husband, free of rent, for one year. " The following are the only causes upon which divorces can be granted under the new law : 1st. Adultery. 2d. Impo- tency, existing at time of marriage. 3d. Abandonment for two years, -ith. Cruel and inhuman treatment of one party by the ot...her. 5th. Habitual drunkenness of either part\% or the failure of the husband to make reasonable provision for the family. 6th. The failure of the husband to make reason- able provision for the family for a period of two years. 7th. The conviction in any county, of cither party, of an infamous crime.
In relation to notes, bills, and pi'otest, the law is interest- ing and important: "Bills of exchange and promissory notes, payable in banks within the State, are governed by the 'law merchant. ' On all bills of exchange payable within the State, whether sight or time bills, three days of grace are allowed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tlie wife's interest is saved from reversion in the absence of heirs, where an estate is given to the husband in consideration of love and aiiection. A widow may occupy the dwelling and forty acres of land of her deceased husband, free of rent, for one year. " The following are the only causes upon which divorces can be granted under the new law : 1st. Adultery. 2d. Impo- tency, existing at time of marriage. 3d. Abandonment for two years, -ith. Cruel and inhuman treatment of one party by the ot...her. 5th. Habitual drunkenness of either part\% or the failure of the husband to make reasonable provision for the family. 6th. The failure of the husband to make reason- able provision for the family for a period of two years. 7th. The conviction in any county, of cither party, of an infamous crime.
In relation to notes, bills, and pi'otest, the law is interest- ing and important: "Bills of exchange and promissory notes, payable in banks within the State, are governed by the 'law merchant. ' On all bills of exchange payable within the State, whether sight or time bills, three days of grace are allowed.
What to read after History of Wayne County Indiana Together With Sketches of Its Cities Village?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ill Inter State Publishing Company Chicago to read onlineMoreLess
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