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Apollo and Poseidon.
The Friar cites his chief motive in agreeing to marry Romeo and Juliet as being his desire to please Romeo
Polydectey's believes that Perseus will turn to stone and he will be Able to marry Perseus's mom
Motive and Mens Rea are not the same. Mens Rea is the blameworthy state of mind of the Defendant, whilst motive is just the reason and is irrevalnt in criminal liabilty. For example: D. stabs V. with the intent to kill, so he can marry his sister. The M.R 'intent to kill' is needed whilst the motive 'marry his sister' doesn't matter
Polydectey's believes that Perseus will turn to stone and he will be Able to marry Perseus's mom
Polydectey's believes that Perseus will turn to stone and he will be Able to marry Perseus's mom
No, I don't think so because you know that the stepfather gets the money if the daughters won't marry so it is obvious that he has killed them.
Only if he is divorced or his wife is dead. Some states such as Maryland forbid marrying of a stepdaughter, stepson, stepfather or stepmother. See related link, section 2-202 of Maryland Family law.
Yes. McGee v. Cole, filed on October 1, 2013 by three same-sex couples wishing to marry in West Virginia.
Yes provided there are no selfish reason or motive attached. Love should be the foundation of marriage.
Marriage licenses are not transferable from state to state. The couple wishing to marry must obtain a license in the state in which they want to marry according to the existing laws.
Eurymakhos is one of the suitors wishing to marry Odysseus' wife, Penelope, after Odysseus leaves home. He is unable to string Odysseus' bow and is later killed by the Trojan War hero.