The present constitution confirms the penalties prescribed by the former one, which sets forth that a woman who allowed herself to be carried away cannot marry her ravisher. If, however, she should marry him, she shall not succeed to his estate, no matter what may be her religion or her age. If, on the other hand, she should not marry him, she will be entitled to all his property. If the father of the girl who permitted herself to be carried off consents for her to marry her ravisher, he shall be sent into exile. If he should die without having given his consent, the property of the ravisher shall be confiscated, if the girl who was ravished should contract a prohibited marriage with him.