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Husbands must ask their wives before they sell the wife's prperty
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Husbands must have wife's consent to sell her property
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Married women are allowed to own and manage property in their own name when their spouse is incapable
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Married women are allowed to own and manage property in their own name when their husband is unable to do so
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Married women are allowed to own but not control property in their own name
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The Married Women's Prperty Act 1839 grants married women the right to own - but not control - property in their own name.
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Married women are allowed to own property in thier own name
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Married women allowed to own and manage property in their own name while their husband is incapacitated.
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Married women are allowed to own and manage property in their own name while their husband is incapacitated.
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Married women are allowed to own but not control property in thier own name
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Married women are allowed to own but not control property in their own name
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Married women are allowed to own and manage property in their own name when their husband is incapacitated.
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Married women are allowed to own and manage property in thier own name while their husband is incapacitated.
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Married women are allowed to own property in their own name but not to control it.
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Single women are allowed to own land
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Married women are allowed to own but not control property in their own name
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Married women are allowed to own and manage property in their own name when their husband is incapacitated
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Married women are allowed to own property in their own name but not control it. Later in the year, they are given the right to control property when their husband is incapable.
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Married women are allowed to own and control property in their own name when their husband is incapacitated.
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Married women are allowed to own property in their own name but have no control over it
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Married women are allowed to own and manage property in their own name when their husband is unable.