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    This article of law outlines exceptions for death or physical injury inflicted on a spouse or daughter under certain circumstances. It states that a legally married person who kills or seriously injures their spouse or the other person after discovering them in the act of sexual intercourse will face a penalty of banishment. Lesser physical injuries are exempt from punishment. These same rules apply to parents who inflict death or injury on their daughter under 18 and her seducer, if the daughter lives with her parents. However, if a person promotes their wife or daughter's prostitution or consents to their spouse's infidelity, they are not protected under this article.

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    This article of law outlines exceptions for death or physical injury inflicted on a spouse or daughter under certain circumstances. It states that a legally married person who kills or seriously injures their spouse or the other person after discovering them in the act of sexual intercourse will face a penalty of banishment. Lesser physical injuries are exempt from punishment. These same rules apply to parents who inflict death or injury on their daughter under 18 and her seducer, if the daughter lives with her parents. However, if a person promotes their wife or daughter's prostitution or consents to their spouse's infidelity, they are not protected under this article.

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    Death or Physical Injuries Inflicted Under Exceptional Circumstances

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    This article of law outlines exceptions for death or physical injury inflicted on a spouse or daughter under certain circumstances. It states that a legally married person who kills or seriously injures their spouse or the other person after discovering them in the act of sexual intercourse will face a penalty of banishment. Lesser physical injuries are exempt from punishment. These same rules apply to parents who inflict death or injury on their daughter under 18 and her seducer, if the daughter lives with her parents. However, if a person promotes their wife or daughter's prostitution or consents to their spouse's infidelity, they are not protected under this article.

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    DEATH OR PHYSICAL INJURIES INFLICTED UNDER EXCEPTIONAL CIRCUMSTANCES

    ( ART 247 )
    ART 247

    - ANY LEGALLY MARRIED PERSON WHO, HAVING SURPRISED


    HIS SPOUSE IN THE ACT OF COMMITTING SEXUAL
    INTERCOURSE WITH ANOTHER PERSON, SHALL KILL ANY OF
    THEM OR BOTH OF THEM IN THE ACT OR IMMEDIATELY
    THEREAFTER, OR SHALL INFLICT UPON THEM ANY SERIOUS
    PHYSICAL INJURY, SHALL SUFFER THE PENALTY OF
    DESTIERRO.
     -IF HE SHALL INFLICT UPON THEM PHYSICAL INJURIES OF
    ANY OTHER KIND, HE SHALL BE EXEMT FROM PUNISHMENT.

     -THESE RULES SHALL BE APPLICABLE, UNDER THE SAME


    CIRCUMSTANCES, TO PARENTS, WITH RESPECT TO THEIR
    DAUGHTERS UNDER EIGHTEEN YEARS OF AGE, AND THEIR
    SEDUCER, WHILE THE DUAGTHERS ARE LIVING WITH THEIR
    PARENTS.
     -ANY PERSON WHO SHALL PROMOTE OR FACILITATE THE
    PROSTITUTION OF HIS WIFE OR DAUGHTER, OR SHALL
    OTHERWISE HAVE CONSENTED TO THE INFIDELITY OF THE
    OTHER SPOUSE SHALL NOT BE ENTITLED TO THE BENEFITS
    OF THIS ARTICLE.

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