149.  If this woman does not wish to remain in her husband’s house, then he shall compensate her for the dowry that she brought with her from her father’s house, and she may go.

150.  If a man give his wife a field, garden and house and a deed therefor, if then after the death of her husband the sons raise no claim, then the mother may bequeath all to one of her sons whom she prefers, and need leave nothing to his brothers.

151.  If a woman who lived in a man’s house, made an agreement with her husband, that no creditor can arrest her, and has given a document therefor:  if that man, before he married that woman, had a debt, the creditor cannot hold the woman for it.  But if the woman, before she entered the man’s house, had contracted a debt, her creditor cannot arrest her husband therefor.

152.  If after the woman had entered the man’s house, both contracted a debt, both must pay the merchant.

153.  If the wife of one man on account of another man has their mates [her husband and the other man’s wife] murdered, both of them shall be impaled.

154.  If a man be guilty of incest with his daughter, he shall be driven from the place [exiled].

155.  If a man betroth a girl to his son, and his son have intercourse with her, but he [the father] afterward defile her, and be surprised, then he shall be bound and cast into the water [drowned].

156.  If a man betroth a girl to his son, but his son has not known her, and if then he defile her, he shall pay her half a gold mina, and compensate her for all that she brought out of her father’s house.  She may marry the man of her heart.

157.  If any one be guilty of incest with his mother after his father, both shall be burned.

158.  If any one be surprised after his father with his chief wife, who has borne children, he shall be driven out of his father’s house.

159.  If any one, who has brought chattels into his father-in-law’s house, and has paid the purchase-money, looks for another wife, and says to his father-in-law:  “I do not want your daughter,” the girl’s father may keep all that he had brought.

160.  If a man bring chattels into the house of his father-in-law, and pay the “purchase price” [for his wife]:  if then the father of the girl say:  “I will not give you my daughter,” he shall give him back all that he brought with him.

161.  If a man bring chattels into his father-in-law’s house and pay the “purchase price,” if then his friend slander him, and his father-in-law say to the young husband:  “You shall not marry my daughter,” then he shall give back to him undiminished all that he had brought with him; but his wife shall not be married to the friend.

162.  If a man marry a woman, and she bear sons to him; if then this woman die, then shall her father have no claim on her dowry; this belongs to her sons.

163.  If a man marry a woman and she bear him no sons; if then this woman die, if the “purchase price” which he had paid into the house of his father-in-law is repaid to him, her husband shall have no claim upon the dowry of this woman; it belongs to her father’s house.