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  8. Chapter 5 - Property Rights Of Married Women


Chapter 5 - Property Rights Of Married Women


  • Section 20-5-10. Powers of wife as to property and contracts generally.
  • Section 20-5-20. Power of wife to convey, bequeath, and devise separate property; descent.
  • Section 20-5-30. Wife's property is not subject to husband's debts.
  • Section 20-5-40. Earnings and income of married women.
  • Section 20-5-50. Requisites of marriage contracts, deeds, and settlements.
  • Section 20-5-60. Husband shall not be liable for wife's debts.
  • Section 20-5-70. Liability of husband in suit brought against wife.
  • Section 20-5-80. Validation of certain deeds subsequent to April 16, 1868.
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