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gr8child:I ordered 3 items from AliExpress on the 27th of this month. I've not been able to order since then, used GTB master card
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SmartyPants:I'm pretty sure they'll not file an action for defamation without showing cause/damages. We don't have the originating processes to go through, so you can't be so sure. The trial judge would have thrown it out |
SmartyPants:On what basis? |
Oga what is your gender exactly?? Last year you were a female and this year male �Met her early this year. Flew in from the states because of her. The relationship has been a dream come true but..... |
It's just to meet the bail conditions. Like providing a surety |
pansophist:What if you meet one that's not proud? Or you get to love one before you know that she's a lawyer? |
ChieduJoshua081:yes or CAC accredited officer |
ChieduJoshua081:we have just Plc, ltd and a company ltd by guarantee |
you'll need to get a lawyer to put you through the requirements of any of the above and to do the actual registration at CAC |
babyfaceafrica:some of the laws our legislators incoperate are even older than that |
boostdom:yes it was copied from a file , those are decided cases, this is the citation Snyder v. People, 26 Mich. 106 (1872). Troare v. McClelland,43 a habeas corpus proceeding before theSupreme Court of Albany County. The relator, Dorothy Troare, was charged with grand larceny, first degree, in violation of Section 1294,subdivision 2, of the Penal Law,44 for allegedly taking and carrying away from her husband eighty dollars. The sole question raised by the application for a writ of habeas corpus was whether or not a wife may be guilty of larceny of her husband's property. The court stated the common law rule and held that unless abrogated by statute it re-mains in force. Finding no derogatory statute, the court said :The penal statutes of this state must be strictly construed and if the legislature intended that one spouse could charge the other with such crime, it should have used such language as to have left no room for doubt. The Legislature had power to enact a statute that would cover a situation of the character here presented. It evidently did not see fit so to do. The court found no New York case to be "precisely in point", and quoted freely from State v. Arnold, Snyder v. People, supra,and State v. Phillips, supra |
in an early case, Snyder v. People, the Supreme Court of Michigan reversed a conviction for arson of a husband who had burned his wife's house. Title to the house was in the wife, but it was not clearly shown on trial whether it was the dwelling of both spouses. The court apparently held that if the husband lived in the house with his wife it was his dwelling and, hence not "the dwelling-house of another" within the meaning of the arson statute, but that it would not be his dwelling if he were living apart from his wife. This reasoning seems to have been the basis for the reversal of the conviction,but the court also referred to the common law rule that a husband cannot be guilty of arson in burning his wife's house, and considered the effects of statutory changes in the rights of married women,saying :As regards her individual property, the law has done little more than to give legal rights and remedies to the wife, where before, by settlement or contract, she might have established corresponding equitable rights and remedies, and the unity of man and woman in the marriage relation, is no more broken up by giving her a statutory ownership and control of property, than it would have been before the statute, by such family settlement as should give her the like ownership and control. At the common law, the power of independent action and judgment was in the husband alone; now it is in her also,for many purposes; but the authority in her, to own and convey property, an sue and be sued, is no more inconsistent with the marital unity, than the corresponding authority in him.In this opinion appears the view that the unity of husband and wife does not consist solely of property rights |
boostdom:I'm a law student The question here to be considered is whether or not as the law stands today in Nigeria, acts by a spouse against the other's property, which would be criminal if committed against the property of a third person, are crimes. Such acts at the common law were not crimes because in contemplation of law husband and wife were one. But today, in many jurisdictions where the wife is almost completely emancipated the courts have continued to hold that neither spouse may be guilty of larceny or embezzlement of the other's property .Apparently this result is not logical, for if the spouses' immunity rested upon the "unity" concept, a destruction of the elements which constituted the unity should, a fortiori, also destroy the immunity. Nevertheless, a "legal", if not logical, reason may be found. The common law rule as to immunity has rarely, if ever, been expressly altered by the married women's enabling acts. These statutes are in derogation of the common law, and hence are to be strictly construed.16 Giving to these statutes a strict construction will result only in an alteration of the rights of the spouses, but will not give the state a right which it may protect by criminal proceedings.'This affords a technical, but certainly not a satisfactory, reason for the refusal of the majority of the states to abandon the old rule of immunity. It is more than likely that social policy has always been at the bottom of the immunity although the courts have found it easier to attribute it to the fiction that husband and wife are one person. State v. Phillips.22 In this case the court held that the married women's enabling acts should not be construed to extend beyond their necessary intendment, and that the common law rules prohibiting civil actions between spouses and giving a spouse immunity from criminal prosecution for injuries to the other's property should be abrogated only by clearly expressed legislation. The court went beyond this,however, and assigned social interest in the family relation as an additional reason for reversing the conviction of the defendant wife for larceny. In this connection the court said:Moreover, the unity of husband and wife as recognized in the common law, is founded not merely on a community of goods, but upon the recognized obligation of both to the family and to society. The unit of society is not the individual but the family; and whatever tends to undermine the family, by their repealable laws of nature will crumble and destroy the foundations of society and the state. So that the peace and sanctity of the home and family are the ultimate reason for the common-law rule. We do not think that we can safely hold by mere inference that the Legislature has taken such a long step in the direction of destructive legislation.In another leading case the Supreme Court of held that a wife could not be guilty of larceny of her husband's property.The court took the view that although the rule of strict constructionof criminal statutes in favor of the accused no longer prevails, the "fair import" rule did not justify the creation of a crime by implication, from the married woman's act. |
boostdom:While largely disposed of across the country, the concept of tort interspousal immunity may impact a claim for theft or fraud. This legal concept arose out of the belief that the married couple was one person, typically the identity of the male. Therefore, the law opined that a spouse should not be able to sue himself. Additionally, courts theorized that spouses suing each other would lead to disharmony in the marital home. in other words, there is no criminal liability btw spouses in a Christian marriage I.e a marriage that meets the requirements as stipulated by the matrimonial causes act |
MrBrownJay1:Mr. man, keep your sorry to yourself! did you read where I said its wrong biblically? many countries have adjusted their laws but Nigeria seems to be backward! as bad as it seems that's the law wether you agree or not and pls don't use me as ur example, I didn't say its right!!! |
boostdom:lol. that's what I've been trying to say, thats the interpretation of the court also. I rest my case too |
boostdom:No. It talks abt liability of husband and wife for offences committed by either with respect to the others property and it doesn't have any sub sec |
boostdom:ok. So how can you explain section 36 of the criminal code act? |
boostdom:You can keep you insult to yourself! Despite all those laws put in place, as bad as it is in nig, it is not implimented! Go on and check decided cases on marital rape and see for urself b4 pouring your insults |
boostdom:Still in the process of educating myself, if a spouse cannot be criminally responsible in taking the others property, why is money any different? |
MrBrownJay1:When a spouse takes from another without consent is not stealing, neither is having sex forcefully or without consent rape. It only becomes stealing or raping when done outside marriage |
tunjilana:it is the same thing. A married man or woman cannot steal from the spouse by virtue of their marriage,they are one. You cannot steal from yourself can you? |
Legally a wife cannot steal from her husband, consent or no consent! But in the biblical sense, its stealing and a sin |
Evaberry:maybe its only 'charge and bail' lawyers that you've come across! |
This international school should have a name na, what do you think? |
uzolexis:OK. I think they are faster in Abuja headquarters. goodluck |
uzolexis:really? where? is the person you paid to not hastening the process for you? that's bad o! |
uzolexis:but you collected it early right? |
Kinghenreey:where did you apply? you can get your passport the same day you apply |
Kinghenreey:where did you apply? you can get your passport the same day you apply |
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