Sentences with phrase «nullity on»

AAM v KG [2018] EWHC 283 (Fam) Charlotte represented the appellant who appealed the trial judge's order of nullity on the basis of the polygamy.
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The document goes on to say that if, during the discernment process between a priest and a couple, the priest has a «reasonable doubt» about the validity of the first marriage, then the priest should advise the couple to seek a declaration of nullity.
The bishops then move on to advise priests what to do with a couple who have no recourse to a declaration of nullity: In a nutshell, discern until they believe they are «at peace with God.»
An assumption of nullity should not be automatic: on the contrary, the reverse should be the case: God is good, and marriage is his original plan.
There are three main grounds on which nullity can be based and they are given in Canon 1095 of the Code of Canon Law, which states that the following are incapable of contracting marriage:
What led to the expectation that there would «shortly be a marvelous consummation, when good will be finally victorious over evil and for ever reduce it to nullity; that the human agents of evil will be either physically annihilated or otherwise disposed of; that the elect will thereafter live as a collectivity, unanimous and without conflict, on a transformed and purified earth»?
It was a judgment forced on the State by the trial court, which makes it a complete nullity.
These are the matters that have led us to conclude that the Framework Agreement is illegal and a nullity, at the very least, on the ground of material non-disclosure.
The SAN insisted that the purported primary that produced Tambuwal was a nullity having failed to comply with the APC guidelines and other relevant laws on primary election.
We estimate that the number of county court decrees pronounced up and down the country over the past 20 months in undefendeds which were previously (before 28 April 1986) defended in the High Court could run into several thousands and hundreds are likely to have remarried on the strength of the decrees absolute now known to be nullities.
Describing the Commission's decision as a «nullity» was a pragmatic response, based on principles drawn from previous decided cases, to a threat to the separation of powers and rule of law posed by the ouster clause.
In proceedings for nullity of marriage on the ground that the marriage is void or voidable, the court may, nonetheless, grant the relief sought where both parties to a marriage reside in Singapore at the time of the commencement of the proceedings.
For example, the Federal Court of Justice affirmed the nullity ruling on Apple's slide - to - unlock patent, but disagreed with the Federal Patent Court for fear that its decision contained at least one statement that would get too many user interface patents invalidated.
Vardags have significant experience in some of the leading cases on nullity, and will try to help you whatever the facts of your case.
(iii) the new point enables the EAT plainly to say from existing material that the employment tribunal judgment was a nullity; in such a case, it is the EAT's duty to put right the law on the facts available to the EAT;
The appellants rely on two trial level decisions where an amendment to a claim by way of obtaining a representation order was refused on the ground that the action naming a trade union contrary to the Rights of Labour Act was a «nullity».
Neither of the decisions are binding on the Court and the label «nullity» is inapt in the circumstances of this case for three reasons:
It is difficult to reconcile Local 773's normal litigation activity on this matter over the course of more than two years with its argument that the action against it was so seriously flawed as to constitute a nullity.
Judicial adventurism in Anisminic paved the way for Racal, where Lord Diplock, in obiter dicta, misinterpreted Anisminic to find that an administrative decision based on an error of law is automatically a nullity.
The lawyers in our Mannheim office focus on intellectual property disputes in general and patent disputes in particular (including patent infringement suit, opposition proceedings and nullity actions).
While I still think I'm right as a conceptual matter that impossibility preemption generally turns on conduct rather than liability, the fact that it'd render the immunity provision a nullity is a problem since the question is ultimately one of statutory interpretation.
(i) the date on which the divorce order took effect or the date of the making of the decree of nullity, as the case may be; or
(3) Pending proceedings for a decree of nullity of marriage on the ground that the marriage is void or proceedings of a kind referred to in paragraph (b) of the definition of matrimonial cause in subsection 4 (1) may be continued and shall be dealt with as if they were proceedings instituted under this Act.
An application under this Act for a decree of nullity of marriage shall be based on the ground that the marriage is void.
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