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Subject: Putin Panic This Small Army Could Defeat Russia, USA, In New World War
From: "Power Grid USA" <[email-masked]>
To: <[email-masked]>
Date: Sat, 3 Sep 2022 08:34:38 -0700 (PDT)

 Putin Panic This Small Army Could Defeat Russia, USA, In New World War

http://ideasupdate.za.com/NDCKRXBfxPkx4qN2v6ro6vZ7ac7b8ZLdv7Z-T93GtMVi2pRcSg

http://ideasupdate.za.com/6qCwv3QCm9rx675FHaJ-zxj3fcP2Z3uZVoWjhhOdKJKg-P-YMA

eloo was instrumental in ending marital power (analogous to couverture under Common Law) in the Netherlands. As described in the 1838 civil code, under marital power, married women were legally "incompetent to act" (handelingsonbekwaam), similar to the status of minors and people with severe mental health problems. This meant that in principle married women could not open a bank account, apply for a mortgage or insurance, or sign a labour agreement without the permission of their husband. In practice a "silent assent" (stilzwijgende toestemming) was assumed for most contracts, but many educated women found their inferior legal position demeaning. Similar laws existed in other countries, often for centuries. In January 1956, Minister of Justice Leendert Donker unexpectedly died; Tendeloo urged Prime Minister Willem Drees to appoint Julius Christiaan van Oven because of van Oven's views on equal legal rights for women and men and couverture in particular.

Van Oven put a basic principle of competency to act to a vote in February 1956, which passed by 56 to 11 votes. The Justice Select Committee amend