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Passing the mantle inheritance rights and prophetic rites in 1 Kings 19:19 /Noble, John Travis, January 2005 (has links)
Thesis (M.A.)--Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, South Hamilton, MA, 2005. / Abstract and vita. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 59-63).
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Epicoene; or, The silent woman,Jonson, Ben, Henry, Aurelia, January 1906 (has links)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Yale University, 1906. / "Reprint of the First folio [1616] with variants of all other important editions" (cf. p. xiv) with reproduction of t.-p. Also available in digital form on the Internet Archive Web site.
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Women's rights of inheritance : a comparative study of the Hindu, Muslim, New York and Quebec lawsSivaramayya, B., 1928- January 1970 (has links)
No description available.
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Le sort du conjoint survivant en France et en Ontario : un exercice de droit comparéMouralis, Denis January 2002 (has links)
Analysing the financial fate of the surviving spouse in French and Ontario law reveals him or her to be both a partner and an heir. The patrimonial union between the spouses is indeed a partnership which is terminated by the death of one spouse. Moreover, marriage introduces each spouse into his or her partner's family for the purposes of succession. The dual character of status of the surviving spouse is the basis of the argument, advanced in this thesis, that this duality represents an important commonality between the French and Ontario legal systems, notwithstanding the disparities between the two. One of these disparities is the surviving spouse's obligation, in Ontario, to choose between his or her matrimonial and inheritance rights, except when the deceased has expressly provided that he or she would not have to make this choice. Thus, while French law permits the surviving spouse to deduct the amount of his or her inheritance portion from the deceased's assets, even once the financial benefits of the marital partnership have been apportioned, Ontario law seems to be unable to distinguish between the partition of the marital partnership and the deceased's succession. After examining, in particular, the surviving spouse's rights pursuant to mandatory and suppletive rules of law, from the twin perspectives of spouse and heir, the thesis explores some examples of the tools used by spouses for estate planning. In particular, marriage contracts and life-insurance can dramatically affect, for better or worse, the fate of the surviving spouse.
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Die Abwicklung deutsch-tschechischer Erbfälle /Kurzböck, Christoph. January 2010 (has links)
Thesis (doctoral)--Universität, Regensburg, 2007/2008. / Includes bibliographical references.
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Verwantschapsrecht en volksordening, huwelijksrecht en erfrecht in het koeriagebied van TapanoeliKeuning, Johannes. January 1900 (has links)
Thesis (doctoral)--Rijksuniversiteit te Leiden, 1948. / "Stellingen" (1 leaf) inserted. Includes bibliographical references.
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Le sort du conjoint survivant en France et en Ontario : un exercice de droit comparéMouralis, Denis January 2002 (has links)
No description available.
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Testeervryheid in die Suid-Afrikaanse reg in die lig van 'n handves van regteDu Toit, Francois 12 1900 (has links)
Thesis (LLD)--University of Stellenbosch, 2000. / ENGLISH ABSTRACT: Freedom of testation is one of the underlying principles of the South African law of testate
succession. South African testators may therefore dispose of their assets by way of will in
any manner they deem fit. This freedom is however not absolute and is indeed restricted in
accordance with certain social and economic considerations - some of the restrictions on free
testamentary disposition originated at common law while others are couched in the form of
statute. The boni mores or legal convictions of the community is one of the socially founded
mechanisms which operate to limit freedom of testation in South African law. The South
African legislature as well as the South African courts have however been somewhat remiss
in attending to (and rejuvinating) the legal position regarding the restriction of freedom of
testation in terms of the boni mores. The need for legal development in this area is all the
more acute in view of South Africa's new constitutional dispensation - the interpretation and
application of South Africa's final Constitution has rendered the influence of constitutional
rights and principles on private law (and therefore also on freedom of testation) a pertinent
legal issue.
In view of the above-mentioned considerations, this work entails a general study of freedom
of testation with specific reference to the application of a constitutionally founded boni morescriterion
on the restriction of free testamentary disposition. This study proceeds with due
cognisance of relevant juridical, social and economic considerations which provide a basis for
both freedom of testation and its limitation. In this regard a historical perspective is obtained
at the outset through an analysis of the approach to freedom of testation in Roman and
Roman-Dutch law. The position with regard to South African law is thereafter investigated.
The "traditional" approach to freedom of testation (and its restriction) is examined first,
whereafter the possible impact of relevant provisions of the South African Bill of Rights on
free testamentary disposition is considered from a theoretical perspective. A comparative
study then follows. In this regard the approach to freedom of testation in both common law
and continental or civil law legal systems is investigated. English and Australian law are
considered as examples of the former while Dutch, Belgian and German law are considered
as examples of the latter. The investigation into all the legal systems mentioned above has a dual focus. On the one
hand the support which is rendered to freedom of testation in each legal system is considered.
This support is readily founded on the acknowledgement in each system of private ownership
and hence private succession, the latter which in turn acknowledges testamentary freedom.
Other elements of the law of testate succession which render support to freedom of testation
in each system are also examined. The restriction of free testamentary disposition in each
legal system is investigated on the other hand. This investigation is principally focused on
the impact of the boni mores, legal convictions of the community, public interest, public
policy (the last-mentioned consideration is of particular importance in common law legal
systems) and the good morals (particularly relevant in civil law legal systems) on the
restriction of freedom of testation.
Proposals for a future approach to the restriction of freedom of testation in South African law
in accordance with a constitutionally founded boni mores-criterion are advanced in the closing
chapter. The principal proposal in this regard is couched in the form of a new statutory
provision which would best address the legal problem under discussion. This proposal is then
illustrated with reference to practical examples. / AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Testeervryheid vorm een van die grondslae van die Suid-Afrikaanse testate erfreg. Suid-
Afrikaanse testateurs kan dientengevolge na goeddunke by wyse van testament oor hul bates
beskik. Hierdie vryheid is egter nie absoluut nie en word ooreenkomstig bepaalde sosiale en
ekonomiese oorwegings beperk - sommige beperkings is gemeenregtelik van aard terwyl
andere in wetgewing beslag kry. Die boni mores of regsgevoel van die gemeenskap is een
van die sosiaal-gefundeerde meganismes aan die hand waarvan testeervryheid in die Suid-
Afrikaanse reg beperk word. Sowel die Suid-Afrikaanse wetgewer as die Suid-Afrikaanse
howe het egter in onlangse tye in gebreke gebly om die regsposisie ten opsigte van die
beperking van testeervryheid ingevolge die boni mores te vernuwe. Regsontwikkeling op
hierdie gebied is des te meer noodsaaklik in die lig van Suid-Afrika se nuwe grondwetlike
bedeling - die invloed van grondwetlike regte en beginsels op die privaatreg (en derhalwe ook
op testeervryheid) word geredelik deur die interpretasie en toepassing van Suid-Afrika se
finale Grondwet aan die orde gestel.
In die lig van bogenoemde oorwegings word 'n studie van testeervryheid in die algemeen en
die aanwending van 'n grondwetlik-gefundeerde boni mores-maatstaf ter beperking van
testeervryheid in die besonder in hierdie werk onderneem. Die studie geskied deurgaans aan
die hand van tersaaklike juridiese, sosiale en ekonomiese oorwegings wat sowel testeervryheid
as die beperking van dié vryheid fundeer. In hierdie verband word 'n historiese perspektief
ter aanvang verkry deurdat die benadering tot testeervryheid in die Romeinse en Romeins-
Hollandse reg ontleed word. Die posisie in die Suid-Afrikaanse reg word daarna op
tweeledige wyse ondersoek. Die "tradisionele" benadering tot testeervryheid (en die
beperking daarvan) word enersyds onder die loep geneem waarna 'n teoretiese perspektief op
die moontlike invloed van tersaaklike bepalings van die Suid-Afrikaanse Handves van Regte
op testeervryheid andersyds verkry word. 'n Regsvergelykende studie word daarna
onderneem. In hierdie verband word die benadering tot testeervryheid in sowel "common
law"- as kontinentale of "civil law "-regstelsels beskou. Die Engelse en Australiese reg word
as voorbeelde van eersgenoemde ontleed terwyl die Nederlandse, Belgiese en Duitse reg as
voorbeelde van laasgenoemde beskou word. Die fokus van die ondersoek na al die regstelsels hierbo vermeld, val enersyds op die
onderskraging wat in elke regstelsel aan testeervryheid verleen word. Sodanige onderskraging
spruit geredelik uit die erkenning in die onderskeie regstelsels van private eiendomsreg en
derhalwe private erfopvolging, laasgenoemde wat weer op die erkenning van testeervryheid
dui. Ook ander elemente van die testate erfreg wat in elke van die genoemde regstelsels ter
onderskraging van testeervryheid funksioneer, word beskou. Die beperking van
testeervryheid in elk van die regstelsels word andersyds ondersoek. Die fokus val in hierdie
verband veralop die invloed van die boni mores, regsgevoel van die gemeenskap, openbare
belang, openbare beleid (laasgenoemde veral relevant in "common law"-regstelsels) en die
goeie sedes (veral relevant in kontinentale regstelsels) op die beperking van testeervryheid.
In die slothoofstuk word voorstelle omtrent 'n toekomstige benadering tot die beperking van
testeervryheid in die Suid-Afrikaanse reg aan die hand van 'n grondwetlik-gefundeerde boni
mores-maatstaf gemaak. Die vernaamste voorstel in hierdie verband vind beslag in 'n nuwe
statutêre bepaling wat die onderhawige regsprobleem ten beste sal aanspreek. Hierdie
voorstel word ten slotte aan die hand van praktiese voorbeelde toegelig.
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Das Schiedsverfahren im Erbrecht : die Besonderheiten der Zulässigkeit und der Durchführung eines privaten Schiedsverfahrens bei der Erbauseinandersetzung aufgrund letztwilliger Schiedsklausel oder Schiedsvereinbarung /Harder, Florian. January 2007 (has links)
Zugl.: Mainz, Universiẗat, Diss., 2006. / Includes bibliographical references (p. [180]-188) and index.
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InHERitance : the transmission of women's inalienable possessions, personal narrative and the mother-daughter bondAshley, Jessica 14 February 2003 (has links)
Two companion pieces, a video documentary and written analysis, provide the
text for this exploration of how women's life stories and the mother-daughter narrative
are preserved through the transmission of inherited objects. The video documentary
reveals the lives of six diverse women who each discuss the politics of receiving and
passing on family heirlooms, and inevitably share the stories their artifacts represent,
recalling details of their own lives and of their female ancestors. The written analysis,
focused in the three key areas of Stories, Objects and Inheritance, is inclusive of
research in reminiscence, oral history, storytelling by women of color, the mother-daughter
bond, consumer behavior and exchange, ethnography, anthropology of gift-giving,
and personal narrative by and about women. This project is informed from a
feminist worldview, drawing on socialist feminism's connection of capitalism and
material access to patriarchal domination of women.
The research reflects the power of the stories. Women's personal narratives
mirror the realities of their daily lives and exhibit a rich diversity of experience and
culture. Further, as women's reminiscence and storytelling become and active part of
a more inclusive historical archive, women of color's narrative and interpretive voices
are also validated. The power of objects is revealed as they are passed through
generational channel, gaining invaluable status and acting as an emblem of the
spiritual nature of a kin group. Finally, the power of inheriting an inalienable
possession is divulged, not just for one woman but also for her entire family system.
When a woman inherits an object, she embodies a symbolic status ascribed to her
simply by being a woman: keeper of the kin, guardian of the artifact, and guide in
preserving and passing on the rituals and stories of women who came before.
Inalienable possessions are bundled with personal biographies. Holding the artifact
and ensuring the "rules" of transmission (such as passing it along gender lines or
passing it on during a particular celebration or life transition) becomes more critical
than preventing the object from breaking or landing in the wrong hands. Inheritance of
an object is one sacred step in the family journey.
The stories recounted by six women in this research are not the stories of all
women, but speak to the politics and privileges of holding inalienable possessions that
have been present for women for generations. Their stories and the supporting
research move this niche of women's experiences from cupboards, basements, cedar
chests and journals to the archives of a truer American history. / Graduation date: 2004 / 1 videocassette (100 min.), available at the OSU Circulation Desk.
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