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Robert Kemp Philp
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1574.
Insufficient
Grounds.
Persons
cannot
be
legally
separated
upon
the
mere
disinclination
of
one
or
both
to
live
together.
The
disinclination
must
be
proved
upon,
reasons
that
the
law
recognises;
and
the
court
must
see
that
those
reasons
actually
exist.
1575.
Costs.
The
amount
of
sosts
of
a
judicial
separation
or
a
divorce
varies
from
£25
to
£500
or
more,
according
to
the
circumstances
of
the
suit,
and
the
litigation
that
may
ensue.
But
a
person
being
a
pauper
may
obtain
relief
from
the
court
by
suing
in
forma
pauperis.
Any
such
person
must
lay
a
case
before
counsel,
and
obtain
an
opinion
from
such
counsel
that
he
or
she
has
reasonable
grounds
for
appealing
to
the
court
for
relief.
The
opinion
of
the
counsel
must
then
be
laid
before
the
judge
ordinary,
and
leave
be
obtained
to
proceed
with
the
suit.
1576.
Magisterial
Order
for
Protection
of
Wife's
Property.
When
a
wife
is
able
to
prove
that
her
husband
has
deserted
her
without
cause
and
against
her
will,
she
may
obtain
from
the
Matrimonial
Court,
or
from
the
judge
ordinary,
an
order
to
protect
her
against
his
creditors,
and
against
any
person
claiming
under
him,
by
way
of
purchase
or
otherwise,
any
property
she
may
acquire
by
her
own
lawful
industry,
or
may
become
possessed
of
after
such
desertion.
1577.
Obtaining
an
Order.
The
order
may
in
any
case
be
obtained
from
the
court,
and
when
the
wife
lives
in
London,
from
a
police
magistrate;
or
where
she
lives
in
the
country,
from
two
magistrates
sitting
in
petty
sessions.
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