Note 529 — Chapter XVII · A CENTURY AND A QUARTER OF DIVORCE LEGISLATION IN THE UNITED STATES, 1776-1903 (continued 3)
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The Nebraska law is peculiar in that, in addition to the general prohibition of marriage in six months, it especially forbids the defendant in error or appellee to marry again during the pendency of proceedings in error or on appeal under the penalties prescribed for bigamy: Laws of Neb. (1885), chap. 49, pp. 248, 249; Comp. Stat. of Neb. (1901), 582. See Codes and Stat. of Ore. (1902), I, 280, 296; Codes and Gen. Laws (1892), I, 458; being the same as act of Oct. 11, 1862: Organic and Other Gen. Laws of Ore., 1843-72, 211, 218; Ann. Codes and Stat. of Wash. (1897), II, 1599; Laws (1893), 225.