- In a
culture where only
monogamous relationships are
legally recognized,
bigamy is the act of
entering into a
marriage with one
person while still legally...
- final, they can
still be
convicted of
bigamy if they
marry a new person.
According to the
Edmunds Act,
bigamy is
punishable by "a fine of not more than...
-
legally married to another.
Bigamy may also
refer to:
Bigamy (canon law)
Bigamy (1922 film), a
German silent drama film
Bigamy (1927 film), a
German silent...
-
Operation Bigamy a.k.a.
Operation Snowdrop was a raid
during the
Second World War by the
Special Air
Service in
September 1942
under the
command of Lieutenant...
- c. 11,
sometimes called the
Bigamy Act 1603, the
Bigamy Act 1604, the
Statute of
Bigamy 1603 or the
Statute of
Bigamy 1604, was an Act of the Parliament...
- Was It
Bigamy? is a 1925
American silent drama film
directed by
Charles Hutchison and
starring Edith Thornton,
Earle Williams and
Wilfred Lucas. A woman...
- The
Statute of
Bigamy (Latin:
Statutum de Bigamis, 4 Edw. 1) was an
English law p****ed in 1276. It encomp****ed six
chapters on a
variety of subjects, but...
- consent. In
countries that ban polygamy, the
offence is
commonly called bigamy,
though the
penalty varies between jurisdictions. In some
countries where...
-
Bigamy (German: Bigamie) is a 1927
German silent drama film
directed by Jaap
Speyer and
starring Heinrich George,
Maria Jacobini, and
Anita Dorris. Heinrich...
-
Jesus Christ of Latter-day
Saints (LDS Church),
charged with
bigamy under the
Morrill Anti-
Bigamy Act
after marrying Amelia Jane
Schofield while still married...
