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Fleitas Vs. Richardson
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- US Supreme Court
- Mar 06, 1893
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U.S. 550 (1893) U.S. Supreme Court Fleitas v. RichardsonSearch
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U.S. 550 (1893) Fleitas v. RichardsonSearch
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to any lands acquired by the husband during coverture, and while his liability to the wife continues to exist. Johnson v. PilsterSearch
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in the lands of her husband, nor any right corresponding or equivalent to dower at common law. The decision in Porter v. LazearSearch
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and the want of such authorization is waived if the husband accepts service without taking the objection. Le Blanc v. DubrocaSearch
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Spivey v. WilsonSearch
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of judgment by an insolvent husband to his wife in settlement of her claims is good against his creditors. Lehman v. LevySearch
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Civil Code, arts. 2386 (2363), 2402 (2371). The husband may appropriate such fruits and income to his own use. Wimbish v. GraySearch
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Miltenberger v. KeysSearch
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La.Ann. 287. He is not liable to her for neglecting to collect them. Wallace v. McCulloughSearch
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Nor is he liable for interest on the debt to his wife except after she has obtained judgment against him. Burns v. ThompsonSearch
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of the husband to the wife is so like an ordinary debt that it may be seized and sold on execution against her. Hawes v. BryanSearch
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and vote upon her paraphernal claim even if she has not renounced the community of acquets and gains. Planters' Bank v. LanusseSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Fleitas v. RichardsonSearch
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