The Dissolution of Muslim Marriage Act, 1939 provides the grounds for decree for dissolution of Muslim marriage.

Effects of the dissolution of marriage

Dissolution of the bond of marriage

Dissolution of marriage in the Syrian Personal Status Act

The legal capacity acquired through marriage does not end with the dissolution of the marriage.

They shall be entitled to equal rights as to marriage, during marriage and at its dissolution.

c. The same rights and responsibilities during marriage and its dissolution

The same rights and responsibilities during marriage and at its dissolution

The same rights and responsibilities during marriage and at its dissolution.

The grounds for dissolution of a marriage are identical for women and men.

The consequences of the dissolution of a marriage by divorce would be as follows

They retain this right even in the event of the dissolution of the marriage.

Spouses have equal rights in family relations and in the dissolution of a marriage.

a disabled needy former spouse who became disabled before the dissolution of the marriage.

(c) The same rights and responsibilities during marriage and at its dissolution

c) The same rights and responsibilities during marriage and at its dissolution

(c) the same rights and responsibilities during marriage and at its dissolution

(c) The same rights and responsibilities during marriage and at its dissolution

If dissolution of marriage is demanded by the wife, she is not entitled to dower.

f) dissolution of marriage must be decided by the courts and for reasons set out by the law.

Men and women of marriageable age have the right to enter freely into marriage. Spouses have equal rights in family relations and in the dissolution of a marriage.

It provides guiding principles and circumstances for the guardianship and custody of the children in case of dissolution of marriage.

Concerning the dissolution of marriage, Samoa indeed had a fault based system, which was a remnant of its colonial past.

Protection of the unity of the families of migrant workers and reunification of migrant workers consequences of death or dissolution of marriage.

For a woman who is not pregnant, the period of waiting after divorce or dissolution of marriage shall be as follows

According to the Constitution, the forms of marriage, the age of marriage and the capacity to contract it, the rights and duties of the spouses, their separation and the dissolution of the marriage bond are governed by the civil law.

In regard to Christian communities, the provisions of the religious legislation for each community shall be adopted with respect to betrothal, conditions of marriage and the marriage contract, the continuation of marriage, spousal maintenance, the maintenance of minors, the annulment, dissolution and termination of marriage, the dower and custody.

189. One of the most important reforms introduced by the CPS is the abolition of polygamy and the imposition of criminal sanctions on any person contracting marriage before the dissolution of the previous marriage.

The right of custody of the children after the dissolution of marriage depends upon the religion and the sect to which the spouses belong.

The period of waiting shall commence from the date of the divorce, death, dissolution of marriage, legal separation or separation owing to an irregular contract.

PO No. 307 of 14 May 1993 concerning the entering into force in Greenland of the Act on the contract and dissolution of marriage applies.

This should include laws ensuring that women, including indigenous women, can remain in their homes upon marriage dissolution or the death of a spouse.

Concerning marriage dissolution via divorce, and particularly concerning divorce through mutual agreement, apparently the same rules apply both for men and for women.

Proceedings brought by a woman shall not be heard on their abatement until after three months have passed since the divorce or dissolution of the marriage.

Women whose marriage is registered with the State may petition the court during the dissolution and receive part of the property and the maintenance for the children.

'Khula' gives a right to the wife to seek the dissolution of marriage even on the grounds that a woman dislikes her husband and cannot live with him.

Quake Dissolution of Eternity

Dissolution of a State

DISSOLUTION OF THE ASSEMBLY

A lack of security of tenure as well as the failure to recognize women's property rights within, outside and upon dissolution of marriage or domestic partnership is a major contributing factor.

The dissolution of a marriage by mutual consent of spouses who have no minor children is registered with the civil registry office if there is a dispute between the spouses or if the spouses have minor children, the dissolution is performed in the courts (articles 19 and 21 of the Family Code).

Division of property and dissolution of conjugal unions for reasons other than the death of one of the spouses, and all matters connected with the economic arrangements of the marriage and the rights of successors.

248. The introduction of the Matrimonial Property Amendment Bill and the De Facto Relationships (Property) Bill sought to achieve fair distribution of property to women upon the death of a spouse or dissolution of marriage.

After the dissolution of a marriage, a former wife has the right, during pregnancy and for three years after the birth of a child to that marriage, to seek maintenance in the courts from a former spouse who has the means to provide it (article 91 of the Family Code).

Inquiry resulted in dissolution of the Council.