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His father-in-law, his brother-in-law and another of his wife's relatives provided him with loans as well.
Tagore wrote on this theme, suggesting the eroticism inherent in the forbidden crossing of boundaries, where the woman often becomes attracted towards her brother-in-law.
For most, dominion passed to a son or, more frequently, to a son-in-law, brother or brother-in-law.
Three years later she fled, suing her brother-in-law for her fortune.
She likes to get her 5%, even from her problem brother-in-law; so she does not call her money in.
She is a far more consistent capitalist than her brother-in-law.
Growing loneliness probably led many women to seek solace in other relationships, and the chances of their getting close to their younger brother-in-law multiplied.
The adulterer had both arms broken by the woman's brother-in-law but otherwise escaped punishment.
Loaning a plot of land to one's brother-in-law does not correspond to a right that the beneficiary would have over land, but to a non-obligatory transfer, a favour.
They had refused to accept him as a ruling elder or member of the presbytery - apparently because he was trying to force his brother-in-law in as minister.
It disturbs, or may disturb, the carefree relationship which now hold husband, wife, brother-in-law and sister-in-law together.
I was speaking to my then brother-in-law, who was an outstanding fighter pilot.
I have a brother-in-law who is a jazz trumpeter.
Meanwhile, her prodigal sister and prodigal brother-in-law continue to live off the income of £20,000.
That is more likely than her preferring a brother-in-law.
