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Robert Kemp Philp
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1578.
Nature
of
the
Order
(1).
The
order
does
not
prevent
the
Husband
returning
to
his
Wife,
but
only
prevents
his
taking
her
earnings
while
the
desertion
eontinues.
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IT
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HOMELY.]
1579.
Nature
of
the
Order
(2).
The
order,
when
obtained,
puts
the
wife
in
the
same
position
with
regard
to
ownership
of
property
and
the
right
to
sue
and
be
sued
upon
contracts
(that
is,
all
bargains
and
business
transactions),
as
if
she
had
obtained
the
decree
of
judicial
separation,
placing
her,
in
fact,
if
the
situation
of
a
single
woman.
1580.
Penalty.
If
after
this
Order
is
made,
the
husband,
or
any
creditor
of
his,
or
person
claiming
through
him
by
purchase
or
otherwise,
should
seize
or
continue
to
hold
any
property
of
the
wife,
after
notice
of
such
order,
the
wife
may
bring
an
action
against
her
husband
or
such
other
person,
and
may
recover
the
property
itself,
and
double
its
value
in
money.
1581.
Liability
of
Husband
for
Wife's
Debts.
A
husband
is
only
liable
for
the
debts
and
liabilities
of
his
wife
contracted
before
marriage
to
the
extent
of
the
property
which
he
receives
from,
or
becomes
entitled
to
through
his
wife.
The
wife
herself
is
liable
to
the
extent
of
her
separate
property
for
all
debts
incurred
by
her
either
before
or
after
marriage.
1582.
Earnings,
etc.,
of
Married
Women.
A
married
woman,
after
January
1,
1883,
may
carry
on
business
separate
from
her
husband,
and
is
entitled
absolutely
for
her
separate
use
to
all
wages
and
earnings
acquired
by
her
in
any
employment,
occupation,
or
trade,
in
which
she
is
engaged,
and
which
she
carries
on
separately
from
her
husband,
and
to
all
money
acquired
by
her
through
the
exercise
of
any
literary,
artistic,
or
scientific
skill,
and
her
receipt
alone
is
a
good
discharge
for
the
amount.
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