The Law of Husband and Wife, of Parent and Child, Guardian and Ward, Master and Servant

W. Gould, Jr.,, 1888 - Domestic relations - 541 pages

The husbands right to a judgment obtained in his own name and	2

Tenancy by entireties	22

CHAPTER III	38

Her jointure	58

CHAPTER IV	84

The husbands power over the wife	92

His liability to answer for her torts both before and after coverture	101

CHAPTER VI	110

Of their being bound after they come of age by ratifying those con	301

CHAPTER IV	314

Of the privilege of the infant to treat his executory contract as void	320

CHAPTER VI	328

Of infant defendants appearance by guardian	335

CHAPTER IX	351

Liability of parents for torts of child	358

Of the fathers right of action when his infant child is beaten	359

CHAPTER VII	123

Articles of agreement between hushand and wife to live separately	131

CHAPTER VIII	138

CHAPTER IX	162

CHAPTER X	168

Of the power of the wife to devise	184

CHAPTER XII	201

CHAPTER XIII	207

Of marriage settlements by husband on wife before and after mar	226

CHAPTER XV	250

CHAPTER XVI	259

CHAPTER XVII	272

PARENT AND CHILD	285

Of the infants privilege to rescind his contracts	295

CHAPTER XI	369

Of admitting parol proof to repel the presumption that a subsequent	377

Custody of children	385

CHAPTER II	395

CHAPTER III	402

Of the power of the courts of chancery respecting the marriage	408

Whether the law on that subject is applicable to our country	414

CHAPTER II	429

Of brokers	442

CHAPTER III	454

Of the liability of master to servant	464

Whether a postmaster is liable for the fault of his deputies	466

CHAPTER V	472

CHAPTER VI	479

Title	The Law of Husband and Wife, of Parent and Child, Guardian and Ward, Master and Servant
Author	Tapping Reeve
Edition	4, revised
Publisher	W. Gould, Jr.,, 1888
Original from	the University of Michigan
Digitized	Jan 18, 2012
Length	541 pages

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