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Cognizance

Introduction,en’ in different ways, are concerned with the regulation of different statuses, and highlight different problems in discussing the use of the law as a means to effect change in the lives of women. Schematically speaking, they position women in the work-place . men, the State and the firm; in the fam

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Divorce and the Family Law: Earlier History,rd and the Paris school — argued for different accounts. Gratian maintained that marriage was formed by the consent of the parties but only rendered indissoluble by consummation; Peter Lombard maintained that words of consent (.) alone constituted both the marriage and the indissoluble bond.

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Divorce and the Family Law: Post-War History,o regulate — care and control of children, disposal of property, the right to maintenance of one spouse from the other — are similar to those areas tutored by the codified family law. Both are evidence of the boundaries of the legal family. Here more weight has been given to divorce because of its w

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Provenance

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The PCI and the Development of The Woman Question, and in the legislative initiatives that it followed, the PCI confined its activities to a generalised appeal to notions of injustice and inequality. Such an appeal relied on the concept of equality to be found in the formal tenets of socialism; as such it stands testimony to a necessary but unexceptional set of traditions.

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Conclusion,tory demands by groups claiming the same common set of concerns, for some gains, but also for angry and painful dissent. There was a variety of objectives and a variety of strategies for their pursuit. Overall, there was an expanding awareness of the complexity of what such politics should demand and include.

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