 | Charles Harvey Scribner - 1883 - 762 páginas
...decision in Stewart v. Stewart, but refused to recognise its authority. " We can not," they said, " yield our assent to the authority of that case. The...the right may be inchoate, it should be protected agaiust the mala fide acts of the husband." The case of Ladd v. Ladd1 bore a strong resemblance, in... | |
 | John Gabriel Woerner - 1899 - 904 páginas
...collusive charges upon his lands during coverture. "The notion," say the court in Thayer v. Thayer,6 "that the right of the wife to dower in the husband's...is a nonentity, and not susceptible of fraud being perpetrated of it, is unsatisfactory, and, we think, unsound, and at war with the principles of justice.... | |
 | John Gabriel Woerner - 1923 - 912 páginas
...collusive charges upon his lands during coverture. "The notion," says the court in Thayer v. Thayer,1 "that the right of the wife to dower in the husband's...is a nonentity, and not susceptible of fraud being perpetrated of it, is unsatisfactory, and, we think, unsound, and at war with the principles of justice.... | |
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that the right of the wife to dower in the husband's lifetime is a nonentity, and not susceptible of fraud being perpetrated of it, is unsatisfactory, and, we think, unsound, and at war with the principles of justice. Though the right may be inchoate,... 