Lawyers' Reports Annotated Bk. 41
Lawyers' Reports Annotated Bk. 41
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674. were cited as sus- taining the rule, that a settlement by a widow upon her children by a former marriage, even if made during the treaty for a second marriage^ without the consent or knowledge of her in- tended husband, is valid. It was argued that a settlement for the benefit! of children of the contemplated marriage is equally meritorious.
But I cannot understand uplon what just prin- ciple a trust in either case can be declared valid by a court of equity. In Hunt v. Atatthetos, the cour...t is reported to have said, or rather thought, —for that is the word used,— that a widow might, with a good conscience, before she put herself under the power of a second husband, provide for the children she had by the first. Now there may be no difference of opinion as to the propriety of her making such a provision for her children, and in some cases she would be conscientiously and morally bound to do so; but the question remains.
Could she conscientiously do it without the knowledge of her husband?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
674. were cited as sus- taining the rule, that a settlement by a widow upon her children by a former marriage, even if made during the treaty for a second marriage^ without the consent or knowledge of her in- tended husband, is valid. It was argued that a settlement for the benefit! of children of the contemplated marriage is equally meritorious.
But I cannot understand uplon what just prin- ciple a trust in either case can be declared valid by a court of equity. In Hunt v. Atatthetos, the cour...t is reported to have said, or rather thought, —for that is the word used,— that a widow might, with a good conscience, before she put herself under the power of a second husband, provide for the children she had by the first. Now there may be no difference of opinion as to the propriety of her making such a provision for her children, and in some cases she would be conscientiously and morally bound to do so; but the question remains.
Could she conscientiously do it without the knowledge of her husband?
What to read after Lawyers' Reports Annotated Bk. 41?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lawyers Co-Operative Publishing Company to read onlineMoreLess
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