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In page Married Women's Property Act 1870:

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Much negative feedback to Parliament flowed when the Married Women's Property Act was passed in 1870. It has been argued that the Act was not focused on benefiting women and it was actually focused on the fraud that married couples commit: "a study of Parliamentary debates and Chancery Court cases argues that the passage of the British Act had more to do with controlling fraud committed by married couples (who colluded to defeat the law of debt) than the rights of married women".[1] This opinion was controversial because many feminists saw this Act as a huge success for women who were married.[citation needed]