Lecture On the Relation Between Law Public Opinion in England During the Nine
Lecture On the Relation Between Law Public Opinion in England During the Nine
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It was still her separate property, and he was bound to deal with it in accordance with the terms of the trust, i. E. As property settled l upon or given to her for her separate use. 2 The Court of Chancery having thus created separate property for a married woman, by degrees worked out to its full result the idea that a trustee must deal with the property of a married woman in accordance with her directions. Thus the Court gave her the power to give away or sell her separate property, as also ...to leave it to whomsoever she wished by will, and further enabled her to charge 1 It will be convenient in the rest of this Lecture to treat the separate property of a married woman, whenever the contrary is not stated, as coming to her under a marriage settlement, but of course it might come to her in other ways. It might be bestowed upon her as a gift or left to her by will for her separate use.
2 So completely was a wife's separate property her own that even after it was paid over to her, say, by a trustee under her marriage settlement, it was still in equity her property, and not that of her t husband.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was still her separate property, and he was bound to deal with it in accordance with the terms of the trust, i. E. As property settled l upon or given to her for her separate use. 2 The Court of Chancery having thus created separate property for a married woman, by degrees worked out to its full result the idea that a trustee must deal with the property of a married woman in accordance with her directions. Thus the Court gave her the power to give away or sell her separate property, as also ...to leave it to whomsoever she wished by will, and further enabled her to charge 1 It will be convenient in the rest of this Lecture to treat the separate property of a married woman, whenever the contrary is not stated, as coming to her under a marriage settlement, but of course it might come to her in other ways. It might be bestowed upon her as a gift or left to her by will for her separate use.
2 So completely was a wife's separate property her own that even after it was paid over to her, say, by a trustee under her marriage settlement, it was still in equity her property, and not that of her t husband.
What to read after Lecture On the Relation Between Law Public Opinion in England During the Nine?
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