Legal Definitions - maritage

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Definition of maritage

Definition: Maritage (ma-ri-tij) is a term that refers to the same thing as a dowry. It is the property or money that a bride brings to her husband when they get married.

When Maria got married, her family gave her husband a large sum of money as maritage.
In some cultures, the maritage includes not only money but also land, livestock, or other valuable possessions.

These examples illustrate how maritage is a traditional practice in many cultures where the bride's family provides a gift to the groom as a sign of their commitment to the marriage. This gift can take many forms, but it is always something of value that the bride brings to the union.

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Simple Definition

Term: MARITAGE

Definition: Maritage is another word for dowry. A dowry is something that a bride's family gives to the groom or his family as a gift when they get married. It can be money, property, or other valuable things.

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