Widows were also entitled to a dower right to a third of their husband's land or income derived from the land. |
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The wife may remit the dower or any part thereof in favour of the husband or his heirs. |
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The only real tradition here is that the groom must give his bride a dower to serve as insurance for her future. |
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In some cases, this involved the dower connected with a widow's previous marriage. |
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Moreover, she held the dower portion of her husband's lands, primarily made up of Maelienydd and Comot Deuddwr in Wales. |
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The Pendant discusses the love between the two with Baptista, and they agree on a dower and a marriage. |
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But, as my father eagerly points out, he has a large estate for sons and plenty of money to dower daughters with. |
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In no way a husband has been authorized to take back the dower money from his wife in case he divorces her. |
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In that case it was found that the husband did not impignorate the estate by the deed of dower. |
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After Richard's death in 1199, Berengaria lived on her dower lands at Le Mans, France, where she was famed for her almsgiving. |
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Lear, childlike in his petulance, denies Cordelia her dower. |
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Any person who alleges collusion or pretence in connection with the specified dower must duly provide proof. |
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Extra daughters were sent off to live in respectable refinement at convents, so that the family would not have to dower them as lavishly and divide the family patrimony. |
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The estate of a widow as tenant in dower, shall not be affected by any of the provisions hereinbefore contained. |
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If he was unaware of that fact until after consummation of the marriage, he may recover half of the dower if he wishes to remain married to her. |
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The rules on prescription shall not apply to the prompt dower, even where a legal instrument has been drawn up, as long as the marriage survives. |
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If it is specified, she shall receive the amount specified or the dower equal to that of her peers, whichever is the lesser. |
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Nor could he sell her right to dower unless she agreed, an enormous limitation because it meant that, without her consent, her dower would operate like a lien on the property. |
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If either is proved, the cadi shall specify a dower equal to that of the woman's peers, unless the genuine specified dower is confirmed. |
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The purpose of dower was to prevent the widow's becoming a public charge. |
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Secondly, the husband shall not be responsible to give the dower if the wife is divorced such that the husband has not touched her or her dower had not been fixed. |
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Subject to her right of dower, the estate descended to his two sons. |
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Wherever the obligation of the dower is legally valid, it shall be proper for there to be a dower. |
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In relation to alimony, while according to most religious counselors, it is mandatory for the children, the ex-wife receives from her ex-husband only the amount of her marriage dower that is still pending. |
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A divorce a mensa et thoro, obtained by the wife, is not a bar to her right of dower. |
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Higham argues that they had been part of the queen's dower lands, which, when Ecgfrith remarried, his new queen wanted to recover. |
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In temporary marriage, the status of the husband shall be taken into account, with the proviso that the dower shall be not more than half that of the woman's peers. |
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In many states the indefeasible share system exists alongside a modernized version of the old common-law estates of dower and curtesy, which have now been generally assimilated to each other under the single heading of dower. |
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Magnificent memorable lines are created with simplicity of diction: Oh! clasp we to our hearts, for deathless dower, This close-companioned inarticulate hour When twofold silence was the song of love. |
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Under some statutes each spouse's dower rights attach upon marriage to any real estate owned by the other spouse and upon acquisition to any real estate acquired by the other spouse during the marriage. |
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Upon the death of the owner-spouse, dower entitles the surviving spouse to a life estate in all or part of the real estate of the predeceasing spouse. |
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If a marriage is consummated following an irregular contract in which no dower is specified, the woman shall receive a dower equal to that of her peers. |
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No limit shall be placed on the minimum or maximum dower. |
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In the event of divorce, she also has the right to seek his detention if he fails to provide maintenance or the dower or prevents her from seeing her children. |
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Any increase or reduction in or release from the dower that takes place during the marriage or the period of waiting after divorce shall be disregarded and deemed invalid unless effected before a cadi. |
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In 1841, for example, with the Registry Ordinance Act, a woman's dower rights were made to depend on her husband's proper registration of his property, having the effect of restricting married women's property rights. |
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To this could be added lands donated in the form of a dower. |
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The English writs and forms of action, such as novel disseisin, debt and dower, operated, but with oversight from Caernarfon, rather than the distant Westminster. |
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The airport opened in 1934, established by Eric Gandar Dower, intended to link the northern islands of Scotland with London. |
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The idea for what would eventually become the AONB designation was first put forward by John Dower in his 1945 Report to the Government on National Parks in England and Wales. |
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Dower suggested there was need for protection of certain naturally beautiful landscapes which were unsuitable as national parks due to their small size and lack of wildness. |
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