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In page Women's rights:

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Swedish law protected women from the authority of their husbands by transferring the authority to their male relatives.[4] A wife's property and land also could not be taken by the husband without her family's consent but neither could the wife.[4] This meant a woman could not transfer her property to her husband without her family or kinsman's consent either. In Swedish law, while inheritance was equal for residents of towns and cities, women in the countryside were only entitled to half the share of men.[4] Despite these legal issues, Sweden was largely ahead and much superior in its treatment towards women than most European countries.[citation needed]