Примеры использования Matrimonial home на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Matrimonial Home.
The Islamic Shariah requires a married woman to live in the matrimonial home.
The Matrimonial Home.
The Succession Act gave rights in the matrimonial home to a surviving spouse.
The latter may only alienate, by title inter vivos, his or her right over the matrimonial home.
The surviving spouse inherits the matrimonial home, and the goods and effects in it.
It is intended to give the wife a sense of belonging to the matrimonial home.
The man is also required to prepare and furnish a matrimonial home as a residence, and the woman is not required to do so.
The Court has the authority to determine which of the spouses,should reside in the matrimonial home.
A married woman has no automatic overriding interest in the matrimonial home.
Often the right to continue to live in a matrimonial home upon divorce or the death of the husband is conditional upon chastity and other criteria.
Require the other party to permit the applicant to enter and remain in the matrimonial home.
Matrimonial Home: varies from province to province, but generally it includes any dwelling place normally inhabited by a family.
Husband and wife must act together even in the sale or lease of the matrimonial home.
A judgment requiring a wife to return to the matrimonial home may not be executed forcefully, and the husband may not in practice compel the wife to return.
Family Violence: it protects the wife andchildren from a violent husband to the extent of removing him from the matrimonial home.
Since most women were economically dependenton their husbands and afraid to lose their matrimonial home, they were very reluctant to prosecute their aggressors.
That might lead people to suppose that women in Ireland did not have an automatic right to joint ownership of the matrimonial home.
The surviving spouse is entitled to the right of habitation in the matrimonial home, where such tenement is held in full ownership or emphyteusis by the deceased spouse either alone or jointly with the surviving spouse.
On final judgement being delivered,any of the spouses may demand the court to decide who is to live in the matrimonial home.
The spouses choose the matrimonial home jointly by common accord, and they are to make their decision not only in accordance with their own needs, but also subject to the overriding interest of the family.
If there are descendants, the surviving spouse is entitled to the usufruct of one-half part of the estate andto the right of habitation in the matrimonial home.
In the event of marriage dissolution, provincial courts have no jurisdiction to award an interest in the matrimonial home, which is usually in the legal possession of the husband.
Consequently, the Court may, on demand of either of the spouses during the pendency of the action order one of the spouses to leave the matrimonial home.
The issue then is where there is one matrimonial home in the name of the deceased husband, do all his wives have a share in the one house, or is it the wife living with him in that house who is entitled to it?
The Court can, in dividing property,take into account the fact that one of the couple benefits from having the matrimonial home on his/her land.
If, notwithstanding the above conditions, one of the spouses transfers the matrimonial home without the required consent, the transfer maybe annulled by the other spouse within one year from the registration of the transfer.
In fact, custodial rights are factors, which are given primary consideration when the Court is deciding who is to remain in the matrimonial home.
Although the matrimonial home may have been acquired by either spouse prior to the marriage, and, thus, forms part of such spouse's paraphernal property, the fact that it is the matrimonial home imposes certain obligations on such spouse.