Sentences with phrase «which nullity»

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:

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It was a judgment forced on the State by the trial court, which makes it a complete nullity.

Besides, the court said the primary election that was conducted by the State Chapter of the PDP loyal to Modu - Sheriff, which produced Mr. Ibrahim, was a nullity.

I just don't see how a statement which asserts a positive, causal relationship between phenomena can also be a statement of nullity.

For what it's worth, my SOED gives several definitions for nullity, of which the third is my usage: «the condition of being null or nought; state of nothingness».

Most people would see that a term which has the descriptor «null» should have the quality of nullity,

Most people would see that a term which has the descriptor «null» should have the quality of nullity, but as you keep reminding us this is climate «science».

That's because I see the Turnbull government as a nullity, which will achieve nothing however long it survives.

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.

In 2001, the respondent's majority shareholder learned of the bylaw, and when Lorraine refused to amend it the developer brought an action in nullity against the bylaw in 2007, seeking damages and the removal of the infrastructures, as well as an action against the Municipality of Thérèse de Blainville, which implemented a plan that also changed the zoning for the respondent's land.

It also brought an action in nullity against bylaw 1002 of the Applicant Regional County Municipality of ThérèsedeBlainville, which implemented a development plan that also changed the zoning for the Respondent's land.

After contacting the Town, which refused to amend its bylaw, the Respondent brought an action in nullity against the bylaw in November 2007, seeking damages and the removal of the infrastructures.

It also introduced new grounds for nullity of marriage, including wilful refusal to consummate and other grounds which have been carried through into the current legislation.

The Court considered the original decision of R v Secretary of State for the Home Department ex p Mahmood [1981] QB 58 which adopted the nullity approach, rather than a deprivation of citizenship, which involved the purported grant of British citizenship to someone who was impersonating another real person.

A court can also grant a nullity decree which is a declaration that a valid marriage never existed.

• Nullity of marriage (which is very rarely granted and only in specific circumstances such as bigamy or mental incapacity).

(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