Clemente’s
marriage to Ms. Agbayani. At the time of their marriage, Mr. (...) Clemente’s previous
marriage was annulled on 21 August 1996, after your marriage to Mr. (...) Clemente’s prior marriage.
The marriage certificate lists Mr. Clemente’s civil status at the time of the second marriage as
“single” despite his being married at the time.
23.
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Score: 974691.4
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This marriage was celebrated in Yemen and a marriage certificate was
issued at the Syrian Embassy in Sana’a.
4. (...) There is no evidence that this marriage came to an end before El-Zaim’s death, or
that he had entered into a legal marriage with Arriola.
27. (...) It ensues that El-Zaim’s second marriage to Arriola was not valid at the time of its
celebration, due to the existence of his valid first marriage concluded under French law.
Language:English
Score: 963339.7
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They are entitled to equal rights as to marriage, during marriage and at its dissolution.”
(...) He lost his chance of obtaining those benefits by not concluding a civil marriage
prior to his religious marriage.
17. (...) They are entitled to equal
rights as to marriage, during marriage and at its dissolution.
Language:English
Score: 960362.4
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It noted that until Michael’s second marriage was ended legally, he could
not enter into another valid marriage. (...) We have gone through all the documentary evidence placed on the record,
including Jacqueline’s marriage certificate, and find that Jacqueline had married Michael
in good faith on 20 September 1986 in Dakar, Senegal; whereas Eva has not been able to
produce the marriage certificate showing her marriage to Michael on 16 April 1977. The
divorce decree is no proof of marriage even though the date of the marriage is mentioned
therein.
Language:English
Score: 957761.3
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Your
election under Article 35ter would need to be made within one year of your marriage to
Mr. Nurdin and would take effect 18 months after the date of marriage.
7. (...) Such election shall be made within one year of the date of marriage and
shall become effective 18 months after the date of marriage. (...) Common law marriage, also known as sui iuris marriage, informal marriage, marriage by habitat
and repute, or marriage in fact, is a legal institution in a number of jurisdictions where a couple is
legally considered married, without being formally registered in a civil or religious marriage.
Language:English
Score: 956355.1
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Mand his wife chose to conclude a marriage under French law. Thus, the marriage
was governed by French law and their marital status could not have been unilaterally
changed under Brazilian law, the law of his nationality, ignoring the place and procedures of
the marriage.
44. (...) M’s death, and hence it
remained a valid marriage extant at the date Mr. M died. The marriage was and is legally
recognized by the competent authorities of France. (...) M did not amount to a
divorce; nor did it capacitate him to enter into a marriage or marriage-like relationship with
Ms. Larriera.
Language:English
Score: 953576.3
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The marriage certificate on file does not refer to
the application of any national law. (...) On 12 August 2008, UNOV sent a Note Verbale to the Permanent Mission
of Lebanon, Vienna, seeking confirmation whether the marriage certificate of
22 June 2007 “[was] issued by a competent authority and [if] the State of Lebanon
recognizes [said] marriage”.
5. (...) Khisa UNDT/2014/047), the
Organization failed to observe his human rights by giving effect to the
discriminatory marriage laws of Lebanon that do not allow certain interfaith
or intersect marriages;
c.
Language:English
Score: 940921.8
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To support her claim, she
produced a Cameroonian marriage certificate of a monogamous marriage between her and
Mandeng issued in November 1989. (...) Mandeng entered into a civil marriage with Tebeyene in Cameroon in November
1989. (...) Tebeyene reiterates her contentions regarding her putative marriage and requests
that expert advice on customary and putative marriages should be sought if this Tribunal
required clarification.
Language:English
Score: 940873
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Mulinge, having celebrated
a customary marriage on 24 May 2014 in Machakos (Kenya) under Kenyan customary law.
8. (...) Mukomah maintained that she and
the late participant had in fact resumed their marriage prior to his death, the common-law
partnership with Ms. (...) The late participant commenced employment with UNON on
8 February 2008, the divorce was granted on 31 March 2014, and as explained, there is no
evidence of any re-marriage after that date. But even if there was a re-marriage, it took place
only months before the late participant died.
Language:English
Score: 939660.3
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Ensure child marriages are accorded no legal status. Further, several states in South Asia often recognize child marriage marriages as legally valid, even when 18 is established as the minimum legal age. For example, in India and Nepal, laws on child marriage criminalize promotion or participation in child marriages, but child marriages are considered valid no matter how young the parties to the marriage were unless either party who was a child at the time of the marriage takes affirmative steps to void the marriage (Annex I, pp. 13-14). (...) Courts in the region have also issued decisions ordering implementation of laws on child marriage in response to evidence documenting the widespread violations of legislation penalizing the practice, recognizing the legal responsibility of marriage registrars to prevent child marriages, ordering mandatory registration of marriage in part as a means to prevent child marriages, and establishing women’s rights to be free from forced marriage (Annex I, pp. 42-43, 46-47).
Language:English
Score: 933597.4
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