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nor have the laws granted that the condition of the estate be made worse, nor is it permitted for the husband to lose the services original: "feruitutes" — refers to legal easements or rights of way attached to land owed to it, or to impose others.

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If the contrary has been done, certain legal remedies for recovering what has been lost will be available.

Q. I.

Upon the dissolution of a marriage, must indemnity be provided from the proceeds of the following year if it cannot be provided from those of the preceding one?

Q. II.

If a man of low birth has married a noble wife, does the exception of a "dowry not counted" original: "non numeratæ dotis" — a specific legal defense in Roman law claiming the dowry was never actually paid apply to him?

Q. III.

Should the quantity of a dowry from a fief be determined according to the resources of the father and the dignity of the husband?

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