Sentences with phrase «nisi pruis»

The Order Nisi serves to establish the time of redemption.

When a lender applies for an Order Nisi, they will apprise the Court of the current value of the property, and ensure that it is high enough to satisfy the cost of the sale and claim off the property - owner.

If the court approves your agreement you will not have to appear in court again and your divorce will automatically finalize after the initial divorce nisi period.

In most foreclosure proceedings, after Order Nisi has been granted and once the redemption period has expired, the lender can apply to the court for an order to assume conduct of sale of the property.

Your initial divorce judgment, called a judgment nisi, will be entered 30 days from the h earing and finalized 90 days after that.

The nisi period gives both spouses a chance to think things over.

This is called the divorce nisi period.

If you and your spouse seek no modification of the Agreement during this time, your divorce will enter the divorce nisi period.

Once the divorce nisi period has passed, the court will finalize your divorce automatically.

A judge will review the application and provided everything is in order then the divorce will be approved in principal and the Decree Nisi issued.

(7A) Where, in any proceedings constituting a matrimonial cause, being proceedings continued and dealt with in accordance with subsection (1), a decree nisi was made on or after 5 January 1976 and before the date of commencement of this subsection, being a decree that did not become absolute before that last ‑ mentioned date, or is made on or after the date of commencement of this subsection, then:

(7) Where, in any proceedings constituting a matrimonial cause, a decree nisi was made before the commencement of this Act but did not become absolute before that date, the decree becomes absolute upon:

The next stage in divorce proceedings is to apply to the court for a «decree nisi» - this is a legal document which states that you are able to divorce.

The final stage in the divorce process is to apply for a decree absolute — this legally ends your marriage, and can be applied for six weeks after you get the decree nisi.

If the Court is satisfied that the Petitioner has sufficiently proven the contents of their petition and the Respondent does not wish to defend the proceedings, they will certify the Petitioner's entitlement to a divorce and the matter will be listed for a Decree Nisi pronouncement hearing.

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The suggestion that the Atkinson's were divorced in 65 seconds is incorrect — what the media are actually referring to is the length of time it takes a Judge to pronounce the Decree Nisi.

When the Court lists the matter for a Decree Nisi pronouncement hearing as referred to above, it will also list around 20 - 30 cases at the same time.

Once received, the Court will send a copy of the Respondent's acknowledgement to the Petitioner, who is then able to file an application for Decree Nisi with the Court.

A Judge such as District Judge Alderson in the Atkinson's case, will pronounce the Decree Nisi's in open Court — which is where the media lay in waiting for a juicy celebrity story.

The Petitioner can apply for the Decree Absolute six weeks and one day from the date of Decree Nisi, but it is common to delay making the application until a financial settlement has been reached.

Ninety (90) days from the date of the judgment of divorce nisi, your divorce will be final, which makes for a total of four (4) months from the hearing date for a no - fault, uncontested divorce.

After the hearing, once the judge has approved your agreement, you will receive a notice in thirty (30) days, which is the judgment of divorce nisi.

The divorce does not become final upon the approval of the judge at the court hearing, rather, the judge issues findings thirty days after the court hearing (called the NISI).

Check with your county courthouse to obtain the correct Rule Nisi or temporary hearing request form.

In order to request temporary custody, you must first request a temporary hearing, also known in some Georgia counties as Rule Nisi.

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a decree, whether nisi or absolute, will be void on the ground of fraud if the court has been materially deceived, by perjury, forgery or otherwise, into accepting that it has jurisdiction to entertain the petition;

The first decree is called a decree nisi: it is a provisional order which does not itself terminate the marriage.

a decree, whether nisi or absolute, may, depending on the circumstances, be void on the ground of fraud if there has been serious procedural irregularity, for example, if the petitioner has concealed the proceedings from the respondent.

The Queen's Proctor's case was that in each case the decrees nisi or decree absolute had been procured by fraud.

He admitted that those proposals might not be enough and referred to two other proposals that could tighten the procedure of the law: «One is that both the petition for divorce and, in special procedure cases, the notice of application for decree nisi should require the completion of a statement of truth in a specified form next to a prominently displayed warning of the penalties for untruth.

These changes are primarily intended to avoid the current situation whereby a financial application is issued at the divorce centre but there is a delay in sending the application to the local court whilw waiting for a decree nisi to be pronounced.

The creation of these divorce centres provided a centralised system where all uncontested petitions can be prepared and made ready for decree nisi consideration by a legal adviser, supervised by a district judge.

The need for this has been highlighted most poignantly in the recent case of Owens v Owens (2017) EWCA Civ 182, ironically heard by the Court of Appeal on Valentine's Day this year, in which a wife was refused the grant of decree nisi and her appeal dismissed on the basis that the contested allegations of her husband's unreasonable behaviour were at best flimsy.

Sinister uses — making business, i. e. occasion for fees; making complication, thence confusion, uncertainty, uncognoscibility, materials for sham science, & c. & c. Examples: — In English common law, causes sent from King's Bench, Common Pleas, or Exchequer, to Nisi Prius, or Assizes, and back again: in Equity, from Chancery, or Exchequer, to town examiners» office, or country commissioners, and back again: and from the superior to a subordinate judge: — In Scottish practice, vibrations between the provincial courts and the metropolitan; and in the metropolitan, between outer and inner house: in both, as well as in the provincial courts, between the deciding and some evidence - collecting judge.

An application to vary or rescind maintenance payments will proceed on the basis of the following principles: the court is to take the amount of maintenance originally ordered as the correct amount at the time the order was made and then to consider to what extent the circumstances of the parties have altered or changed since the decree nisi was granted.

However, you still have to wait the Nisi period even if you get your divorce approved that day.

Where a decree nisi is obtained by consent or where the decree nisi has incorporated maintenance provisions contained in the separation agreement made between the parties the court should not lightly disturb the order and the party seeking the variation must show not only some changes in circumstances, but conditions which arouse the conscience of the court and call for action.

If the court is satisfied that there are valid grounds for divorce it may well grant what is known as a decree nisi.

A decree nisi will generally be granted when a divorce is not being contested and there are valid grounds for divorce.

The decree absolute is what actually ends the marriage, as opposed to the decree nisi which merely declares there are satisfactory grounds.

The judge granted a decree nisi and this was upheld on appeal: the Court of Appeal said mere financial difficulties would rarely be enough on their own, but in the instant case the judge had looked very carefully at the particular facts and his decision could not be faulted.

After the expiration of that waiting period (called the Nisi period), they will automatically be divorced.

If the judgment nisi has yet to become absolute, the individual is still considered married and must file his / her taxes accordingly.

W began divorce proceedings and was granted a decree nisi; she was awarded maintenance pending suit, but H did not cooperate in ancillary proceedings to determine the distribution of capital.

A woman who was refused a decree nisi by the Court of Appeal is attempting to take her battle for a divorce to the Supreme Court.

Then, they can be asked for advice when moving onto decree nisi and then decree absolute.

«Lord Campbell says as to his own work as a reporter «When I was a Nisi Prius reporter, I had a drawer marked «Bad Law», into which I threw all the cases which seemed improperly ruled.

Be advised that until your judgment of divorce is absolute, your spouse may have the right to inherit if you die during the nisi period.