Bastard - Law Dictionary Search Results
bastardise
Same as bastardize
Embastardize
To bastardize
Imbastardize
To bastardize to debase
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Widow
for the issue. And see (English) Legitimacy Act, 1926, s. 9, as to rights of succession of a bastard and succession to a bastard dying intestate. The Statutory Trusts (s. 47) are, in effect, for the children
Natural child
legitimate but not the natural offspring of a marriage, i.e., those who are born in wedlock, and never bastardized, although begotten in adultery and in fact the natural children of a stranger. See Shakespeare's King John, Act
Mulier puisne
Mulier puisne. When a man has a bastard son, and afterwards marries the mother, and by her has also a legitimate son, the elder son is
Bastardize
Bastardize. 1. To declare one a bastard, as a Court does. 2. To give evidence to prove one a
Bastardize
To make or prove to be a bastard to stigmatize as a bastard to declare or decide legally to be illegitimate
Justum non est aliquem post mortem facere bastardum qui toto tempore vita sua pro legitimo habebatur
Justum non est aliquem post mortem facere bastardum qui toto tempore vita sua pro legitimo habebatur [Lat.], It is not just to make anyone a bastard
Vagrants
destroying or injuring his clothes, or damaging property of the guardians. (7) Every woman neglecting to maintain her bastard child, being able so to do, whereby it becomes chargeable to any parish or union. Secondly. Rogues and
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