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Married Against Their Will? Toward A Pluralist Regulation Of Spousal Relationships, Shahar Lifshitz
Married Against Their Will? Toward A Pluralist Regulation Of Spousal Relationships, Shahar Lifshitz
Washington and Lee Law Review
This Article addresses the regulation of the relationships between unmarried cohabitants. It challenges the conventional divide between conservative and liberal approaches. On one hand, moral condemnation of nonmarital conjugal relationships and public policy in favor of marriage lead conservatives to reject the application of marriage Law to cohabitating partners. On the other hand, based on principles such as freedom, tolerance, and equality, liberals tend to equate the mutual legal commitments of cohabitants with those ofmarriedpartners. I break with conventional analysis by offering a novel liberal model that separates between the mutual obligations of cohabitants and married partners. The proposed model …
Significance Of Puberty In Nonage Marriages
Significance Of Puberty In Nonage Marriages
Washington and Lee Law Review
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The Common Law Wife And Workmen's Compensation
The Common Law Wife And Workmen's Compensation
Washington and Lee Law Review
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