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1, Curtesy. • leave his Wife's Personal
2, Discontinuance by Hits- Estate, and her Title as
band of Wife's Estate. next of Kin.
3, Leases of Wife's Estate. I 15, Effect of Marriage on prior
4, Husband'spowertocharge I acts- and agreements of
Wife's Estate. - Husband and Wife.
5 and 6, Husband's interest in 1 16, Disabilities of Coverture,
and poWer over Wife's and exceptions to Uwe".
personal estate. 17, Gifts and Allowances by
7, Wife's equity for a settle- Husband and Wife.
went out of her chows 18 and 19, Wife's Power over
in action. her separate Estate.
li, Marriage settlements. 20, Effects ofWife's voluntary
9, Dower. Gifts and Appointments
10, Bar of Dower by Jointures ' of her separate Estate.
11, Other modes of Barring I 21, Restraint of Wife's Power
Dower. I --. of disposing by anticipa-
-12, Wife's Power over her I tion,and the rights !.;t her
Husband's real Estates. Creditors to her separate
13, Wife's interest in her Hus- Estate.
band's Personal Estates. 22, Separation between Hits-
-14, Husband's Covenants to ' hand and Wife.
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