Publications, Issue 34Oriental Translation Fund of Great Britain and Ireland, 1833 - 224 pages |
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Page 187
... half the fine for adultery . VII . The husband may command his wife not to visit at certain houses , not to frequent lonely places , etc , and if she will not obey , he may accuse her as guilty of a crime . When a man is guilty of ...
... half the fine for adultery . VII . The husband may command his wife not to visit at certain houses , not to frequent lonely places , etc , and if she will not obey , he may accuse her as guilty of a crime . When a man is guilty of ...
Page 193
... half of the capital and half the interest , he is not bound to pay any interest for the half thus restored . If a person who has lent out money calls in the capital and the interest before the stipulated time , he can only demand the ...
... half of the capital and half the interest , he is not bound to pay any interest for the half thus restored . If a person who has lent out money calls in the capital and the interest before the stipulated time , he can only demand the ...
Page 213
... half of gold , and two ounces and a half , if rich . II . When a lawsuit has been settled finally before a judge , it must not be renewed ; and the party seeking to revive it may be punished with the loss of his tongue , and if he ...
... half of gold , and two ounces and a half , if rich . II . When a lawsuit has been settled finally before a judge , it must not be renewed ; and the party seeking to revive it may be punished with the loss of his tongue , and if he ...
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