 | Louisiana - 1825 - 804 страници
...wives cannot give to each other, indirectly, beyond what is permitted by the foregoing dispositions. All donations disguised, or made to persons- interposed, shall be null and void. ART. 1748. — All donations, made by one of the married parties to the children or to any one of the... | |
 | Louisiana. Supreme Court - 1851 - 838 страници
...wives cannot give to each other, indirectly, beyond what is permitted by the foregoing dispositions. All donations disguised, or made to persons interposed, shall be null and void." These provisions of law were undoubtedly dictated by the apprehension of an abuse of his authority... | |
 | Louisiana - 1887 - 528 страници
...wives can not give to each other, indirectly, beyond what is permitted by the foregoing dispositions. All donations disguised, or made to persons interposed, shall be. null and void. ART. 1755. [1748.] — All donations,' made by one of the married parties to the children or to any... | |
 | Louisiana, Eugene Davis Saunders - 1888 - 928 страници
...wives can not give to each other, indirectly, beyond what is permitted by the foregoing dispositions. All donations disguised, or made to persons interposed, shall be null and void. CC 1491 (1478) ; CN 1099 ; 1 L. 179 ; 6 A. 673 ; 16 A. 641. ART. 1755. [1748.] — All donations, made... | |
 | Louisiana. Supreme Court - 1897 - 888 страници
...but is struck with absolute nullity by the express terms of Art. 1754, which declares that all (such) donations, disguised or made to persons interposed shall be null and void. If this were to be held to mean that they were reducible merely, the clause would be without any effect.... | |
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All donations,' made by one of the married parties to the children or to any one of the children of the other party by a former marriage, and such as are made by the donor to relations to whom the other party is presumptive... 