Alimony: The American TragedyVantage Press, 1952 - Počet stran: 329 |
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... proved innocent , he can hold the State liable for damages , and collect , too . He cannot be tried and convicted twice for one and the same offense . But for a law - abiding man who commits the crime of matri- mony our alimony laws ...
... proved innocent , he can hold the State liable for damages , and collect , too . He cannot be tried and convicted twice for one and the same offense . But for a law - abiding man who commits the crime of matri- mony our alimony laws ...
Strana 62
... prove that the things she buys are not neces- sities . All calculations concerning alimony are based , not on the ... proved innocent of any wrong , the judge is empowered to grant her ali- mony just the same , which many judges often ...
... prove that the things she buys are not neces- sities . All calculations concerning alimony are based , not on the ... proved innocent of any wrong , the judge is empowered to grant her ali- mony just the same , which many judges often ...
Strana 80
... proved that a man has been cruel to his wife , and she obtains a divorce , he may lose his share in the community property . Such cruelty is easier for a woman to prove than it is for a man . Law and Contemporary Problems : Alimony ...
... proved that a man has been cruel to his wife , and she obtains a divorce , he may lose his share in the community property . Such cruelty is easier for a woman to prove than it is for a man . Law and Contemporary Problems : Alimony ...
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Alimony and Feminism Part | 1 |
Man in a Legal Noose Part | 35 |
The Judicial and Political Psychology of Alimony | 84 |
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