Though the two could continue dating after the annulment, the court record shows that Cage requested a divorce if an annulment is not possible.
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"Even if you spend [thousands] on an annulment, you're not sure if you're going to be granted the annulment, even after waiting years," Millora told me.
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The constitution makes clear that elections must take place within 60 days of an annulment, with the authority to make such an annulment residing solely with the Supreme Court.
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The annulment came despite international election monitors reporting nothing amiss.
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Unhappiness, abuse, and infidelity do not constitute grounds for annulment.
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Won't you get the same result by having an annulment?
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A brief early marriage, to Judith Greenwald, ended in annulment.
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The court emphasizes this is not an annulment of the Oct.
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Rodman filed a two-page request for an annulment soon after.
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They split after five months and Bush requested an annulment, citing fraud.
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On Wednesday, the 55-year-old actor submitted an application for annulment.
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Four judges, including the head of the council, voted against the annulment.
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Koike calls BS, claiming Nic's impulsive actions don't qualify for an annulment.
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Both marriages were ended, the first in divorce and the second in annulment.
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Solicitor General Jose C. Calida declined to comment on both annulment and divorce.
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An ECB spokesman would not comment further on the reasons for the annulment.
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There is also considerable paperwork relating to the annulment of his first marriage.
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You must be single and never married (not even an annulment is permitted).
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Ms. Ryan has been married three times — each ended in divorce and annulment.
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Maggie and her family were devout Catholics who spoke out against Henry VIII's annulment.
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The senate announced that it would ignore the annulment and continue with impeachment, unabated.
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The pro-government Supreme Court revoked its controversial annulment of the opposition-led Congress.
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That avoided the annulment of their election and the removal of Temer from office.
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NEVADA: Couples who were "incapable of consenting" to marriage can get an easy annulment.
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Luckily, you can end a bad marriage with a divorce or even an annulment.
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Spears reportedly woke up "stunned" the next morning, and subsequently filed for an annulment.
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His second was brief and ended in annulment, while his third ended in divorce.
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He accepted the election annulment with equanimity, an attitude that has become his signature.
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Nic quickly soured on his new wife, Erika Koike, and filed for an annulment.
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But James V wouldn't let his mother try for another annulment — he liked Lord Methven.
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"We are aware of the application (for annulment)," a spokesman for the European Commission said.
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An ecclesiastical annulment can cost up to $600, according to the Metropolitan Tribunal of Manila.
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We know what you're thinking ... how can an annulment be filed after years of marriage?
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The requirements for an annulment do not reflect the usual course of an unraveling marriage.
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Days before the annulment, Cage applied for a marriage license with Koike in Clark County, Nevada.
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Although Bran is all-seeing, he somehow didn't get the memo on the annulment and remarriage.
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An examination of the language — like "slippery rails" and "annulment" — and what those excuses actually mean.
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Since the annulment of the Bracero program, the agricultural workforce issue has not been adequately addressed.
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Apparently, one of the maesters performed an annulment for Rhaegar Targaryen and performed a secret wedding ceremony.
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"Maynard says here that he issued an annulment for a 'Prince Ragger,'" the young wildling woman explains.
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Nicolas Cage may have filed for an annulment but he could still end up paying his ex.
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She argues their marriage doesn't qualify for an annulment but agrees to a divorce, the outlet reports.
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In many U.S. states, a child can legally marry but cannot independently file for divorce or annulment.
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The annulment for 2014-15 amounts only to a technicality, according to a person familiar with the judgment.
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Pierre hasn't responded to her request for an annulment, and her blossoming body is making her indiscretions public.
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Prince Mohammed indicated last year he favored ending the guardianship system but stopped short of backing its annulment.
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Nicolas Cage has filed for an annulment following his whirlwind marriage to girlfriend Erika Koike in Las Vegas.
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With the successful annulment, the buzz around an upcoming spectacular wedding between the rising politician and actress intensified.
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News of the annulment irregularities broke as Peña Nieto prepares to welcome Pope Francis to Mexico on Feb.
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And ultimately, globalization means nothing more than the demolition of national borders and the annulment of national sovereignty.
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All in all, their marriage lasted four days, with Cage seeking a divorce if an annulment is not possible.
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Nicolas Cage is in the news after filing for an annulment following his whirlwind marriage to girlfriend Erika Koike.
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A court adviser said in September the annulment should be overturned, and EU judges decided to follow that opinion.
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Gilly stumbled across the word "annulment" in one of High Septum Maynard's diaries and asked Sam to define it.
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The OSG appealed the annulment, the members said, arguing that infidelity was not grounds for the dissolution of marriage.
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The 55-year-old actor submitted an application for annulment on Wednesday, according to court records obtained by PEOPLE.
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Both sent letters to the Vatican complaining that priest was being squashed in order to push through the annulment.
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Catholic priests consulted by VICE News expressed little surprise a prominent and politically connected person would receive an annulment.
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But no, they never filed for a divorce or an annulment, so I guess they technically are still married!
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In 2005, Anonymous wrote of the distress caused to his wife and her family when she sought an annulment.
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The AKP has already requested the annulment of the election in Istanbul's Buyukcekmece district, citing irregularities in voter records.
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As we've reported ... Nic got sick and tired of his new wife, Erika Koike and filed for an annulment.
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Based on the docs, it seems Nic failed to score the annulment, and settled for a good old fashioned divorce.
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Potosi authorities reported that the annulment decision was taken on Saturday by the cabinet of ministers of President Evo Morales.
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"It costs hundreds of thousands of dollars for an individual to seek an annulment with the EU courts," he said.
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An annulment would be a boost to Guaido, who in January invoked a constitutional provision to assume an interim presidency.
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"Little Women: LA" star Christy Gibel wants an annulment ... 5 years after getting married, and her reasons are pretty damming.
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The reality star, 41, filed for an annulment in Los Angeles on Friday, according to court documents obtained by The Blast.
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" In response to Kardashian's filing, Humphries asked for an annulment, claiming the marriage was a PR stunt and based on "fraud.
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According to DAP members, when she filed the annulment in 2013, it was granted in 2015 by the Angeles City Court.
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"If it's a sin, then what is the difference between annulment and the divorce if it's separating two people?" asked Alan.
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"The annulment is in the greatest interest of the Jordanian people and is in harmony with the Islamic Sharia," Tahboub said.
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The two Japanese companies brought action before the General Court of the European Union, the EU's second highest court, seeking annulment.
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Kanwar was too young to understand the disease or what it meant for her, but her mother asked for an annulment.
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Wrong, thanks to Gilly's offhand question about what "annulment" means in a scene at the Citadel that Sam Tarly foolishly overlooked.
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He had remained devout, and so was granted an annulment from the marriage to my grandmother -- and poof, it didn't exist.
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Both companies, through separate cases, asked for the annulment of the Commission's decision, arguing that the Brussels-based institution was wrong.
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In order to be granted an annulment, Christy would have to prove their marriage had never been valid, according to the outlet.
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"Prince Mohammed indicated last year he favored ending the guardianship system but stopped short of backing its annulment," Reuters reported in February.
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"He filed for an annulment 15 months later citing incest, stating he was married to his birth mother," a court affidavit states.
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Nicolas Cage and Erika Koike's relationship appeared to be rocky days before the actor filed for an annulment to their whirlwind marriage.
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The 55-year-old actor submitted an application for annulment to their marriage on Wednesday, according to court records obtained by PEOPLE.
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Coldiretti also mentioned risks posed by the annulment of duties on Canadian wheat, a country where the herbicide glyphosate can be used.
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The annulment of the election result was a rare win for supporters of Odinga, who brought the case to the Supreme Court.
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CHP Deputy Chairman Muharrem Erkek responded that there were "no concrete documents, information or evidence in the AKP appeal for an annulment".
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Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman indicated last year he favoured ending the guardianship system but stopped short of backing its annulment.
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She was shocked to learn that they were asking for a $1,500 annulment fee, which was too expensive for her modest income.
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The Court said no damage was proven and if there were, it would be compensated for by the annulment of the regulation.
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Two environmental groups brought an action to Belgium's constitutional court seeking an annulment of that decision because no environmental assessment had taken place.
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According to People, Bush filed for an annulment in February of 2006, and their divorce was final by the end of the year.
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On Wednesday, the 55-year-old actor submitted an application for annulment, claiming he was too drunk when he agreed to marry her.
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The annulment of Imamoglu's victory, and attacks on his character, have however had the effect of raising his profile at home and abroad.
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When Henry wasn't granted the annulment, he defied the Roman Catholic Church and divorced Catherine to marry her lady-in-waiting, Anne Boleyn.
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If accepted, the annulment request would halt enforcement of the award over the 2007 loss of Conoco's projects in the South American country.
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A contractor hired by his campaign is suspected of having spearheaded the ballot scheme that led to the annulment of the November results.
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He said the experience of the annulment had not changed him and his anger was only focused on those responsible for the decision.
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"Maybe yesterday's annulment encouraged the judge's decision to acquit the defendants," said Khaled Ali, a lawyer who was representing some of the accused.
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"We were confident all along that our position was correct and are very pleased that the annulment committee agreed," Venezuela's lawyer George Kahale said.
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The couple was granted a divorce—not an annulment—on April 19, 2013, when Kardashian was pregnant with her first child with Kanye West.
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Senate President Renan Calheiros, a leader of Temer's PMDB party, disregarded Maranhao's annulment decision and said the Senate would press ahead with Wednesday's vote.
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However, in the latest twist, Maranhao canceled the annulment and said the impeachment vote would go ahead as planned on Wednesday, reported Dow Jones.
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The report, viewed by Reuters, includes references to several historical documents that it said suggest the islands are Egyptian and the annulment should hold.
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The man who took over, Waldir Maranhao, attempted to annul the vote last week, then within 24 hours announced he was annulling his annulment.
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"The Board for Professional Ethics will deliver its final ruling to the Senate of the University for the ... annulment of (Mali's) diploma," she said.
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Security operatives surrounded the homes of two opposition leaders Sunday, preventing them from attending a planned protest calling for the annulment of the polls.
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The actor filed for an annulment on Wednesday, just four days after marrying his girlfriend, Erika Koike, according to court records obtained by CNN.
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Venezuela's pro-government Supreme Court on Saturday revoked its annulment of the opposition-led Congress amid international condemnation and protests against socialist President Nicolas Maduro.
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" Cage also claimed there were grounds for annulment since Koike didn't "disclose to [Cage] the full nature and extent of her relationship with another person.
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The appeals can demand a recount of all votes or of only invalid votes, or an annulment of the elections in the district or city.
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Nicolas Cage claimed he was too drunk when he agreed to marry Erika Koike in his filing for annulment after a whirlwind four-day marriage.
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In 85033, a failed coup against Noriega — allegedly supported by the U.S. — led to increasingly erratic behavior and the unilateral annulment of a presidential election.
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Sources close to Christy tell TMZ ... she wants an annulment for 2 reasons -- the marriage was NEVER consummated and she's accusing him of financial fraud.
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Protesters held banners reading "We don't want to give up the name" and waved Macedonian flags as they demanded annulment of the agreement with Greece.
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First, he helped to orchestrate the annulment of the king's marriage to his longtime wife, Catherine of Aragon, so that Henry could marry his mistress.
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Divorce, therefore, is not permitted (although, in some cases, the church can grant an annulment: a decree that the marriage in question was never valid).
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After the annulment, Kenyatta attacked the Supreme Court judges as "crooks" and threatened unspecified actions against them if he failed to win the re-run.
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" Cage also claims that there is grounds for annulment since Koike didn't "disclose to [Cage] the full nature and extent of her relationship with another person.
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But in 2010, Cage — who recently married girlfriend Erika Koike and filed for an annulment four days later — ended up owing the IRS almost $14 million.
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It has said it will seek an annulment of a payment of nearly $9 billion to Conoco-Phillips awarded last March in a World Bank arbitration.
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Alex: Give me that retelling of Eleanor of Aquitaine, that pesky annulment, her eventual imprisonment, Richard the Lionheart, outliving her children, and eventually becoming a nun.
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" Cage also claimed there were grounds for an annulment since Koike didn't "disclose to [Cage] the full nature and extent of her relationship with another person.
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Music mogul Scott Storch pulled a Britney -- 24 hours after getting married, he wanted out, and is now filing for an annulment due to extreme intoxication.
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If your second marriage ends in divorce, death or annulment you can always go back and claim that first ex-spouse's benefit if it was higher.
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But for advocates in the Philippines, the largest obstacle to legalizing divorce remains the church—which argues that while annulment is acceptable, divorce is a sin.
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He hazards the subconscious to externalize The natural formula that lies In the full growth and movement, The spring's great marriage and the winter's great annulment.
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She cited his public infidelities as the reason, but to comply with the terms of an annulment, Mr. Duterte submitted to an assessment by a psychologist.
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He has apparently not directed Catholic school officials to fire teachers who practice birth control or divorced teachers who remarry without benefit of a church annulment.
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With the high death and annulment rates among Henry VIII's wives and children, it's pretty incredible that the stars aligned to keep her off the throne.
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But there are few precedents for the annulment of electoral results in Turkey, a trend most analysts do not expect to be suddenly bucked this week.
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The previous auction, Greece's first ever, was overseen by Tsipras's closest aide State Minister Nikos Pappas and its annulment was seen as a blow to the government.
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The Supreme Court, which has been reluctant to intervene decisively in Brazil's first presidential impeachment process in 24 years, rejected requests on Monday to overturn the annulment.
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She sought an annulment of their Las Vegas vows, even as Meehan tearfully told her he deserved a chance to prove he was innocent of any accusations.
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He has said he will not go back to court, but if he does, the logic of the previous annulment suggests he has a chance of winning.
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"We were confident all along that our position was correct and are very pleased that the annulment committee agreed," Venezuela's lawyer George Kahale told Reuters by email.
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Following the U.S. block on the U.N. resolution, a spokesman for Erdogan said that the annulment of Trump's decision would be sought in the U.N. General Assembly.
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Brazilian food processor JBS dropped about 5% after the country's top prosecutor requested the annulment of plea bargain deals previously signed with former executives of the company.
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Across a period of vigorous debate in 2014 and 2015 he pushed persistently to open communion to at least some remarried Catholics without the grant of annulment.
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He was replaced by Waldir Maranhao, who called for the annulment of the move to impeach Rousseff, then revoked that decision Tuesday, according to state-run Agencia Brasil.
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Annulment of the accord could tip the balance of power in favor of hardliners looking to constrain pragmatist President Hassan Rouhani's ability to open up to the West.
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"When I heard the first annulment vote, I had the shock of my life," Kirmizioglu, from the opposition Iyi (Good) Party which was allied to the CHP, said.
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Another DAP member who preferred to remain anonymous because of a pending court case had the means to file for an annulment but has so far been unsuccessful.
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Douthat: This was a synod called by Pope Francis, where a core controversy was whether divorced and remarried Catholics should be permitted to receive communion without an annulment.
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Annulment of the accord could tip the balance of power in favor of hardliners looking to constrain the relatively moderate Rouhani's ability to open up to the West.
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Damon famously dated Aaliyah after she split from R. Kelly ... and now he says the singer wanted to keep Kelly "the f*** away" from her following the annulment.
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Catholics in Germany who have divorced and remarried without receiving an annulment may receive communion on a case-by-case basis, the German bishops' conference announced on Wednesday.
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Erika Koike filed legal docs -- obtained by TMZ -- responding to the actor filing for an annulment last month just 4 days after they were wed in Las Vegas.
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In filing his request for an annulment of his four-day marriage to Erika Koike, Nicolas Cage cited Koike's "criminal history" as one of the factors fueling his decision.
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It was also at Hampton Court that Henry signed the annulment of his marriage to Anne of Cleves, his fourth wife, in 1540, just six months after their wedding.
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Mr Kennedy's landmark ruling recognising the right to same-sex marriage is unlikely to be overturned; there is no public appetite for the mass annulment of same-sex marriages.
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The surprise election annulment initially raised fears of short-term political turmoil in Kenya, the region's richest nation and a staunch Western ally in a region roiled by conflict.
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There was an international outcry against the court's de facto annulment of the National Assembly, which the opposition won in late 2015 during an unprecedented economic and social crisis.
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As for the alleged fraud, she says Cage asked her to start again "in the right way" just 12 days after filing for an annulment ... proving their relationship's legit.
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"Gas transportation via the Opal gas pipeline was reduced in relation to the annulment of February gas auctions in accordance with a European court decision," Gazprom spokesman Sergei Kupriyanov said.
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In Bharti's recent annulment case, Sushila, who was married at 12, had no photographs or registration to prove her marriage, which was denied by her young husband and his family.
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I watched my mom wait years to get a Catholic annulment, even though she'd already been legally divorced, fearing accusations of "adultery" by older, more religious members of the church.
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Legal experts: Decision could be overturned Legal experts told CNN and CNN affiliate TV Record that the annulment of the lower house vote could be overturned by Brazil's Supreme Court.
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Guardianship's status between law and custom makes it a thorny issue for Prince Mohammed, who indicated last year he favoured ending the system but stopped short of endorsing its annulment.
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Officials later learned that she married her oldest son, Jody, in 2008, but the man filed for an annulment in 2010 citing "incest," according to an affidavit obtained by PEOPLE.
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The Venezuelan crisis appears to be diffusing, too, with the pro-government Supreme Court on Saturday revoking its controversial annulment of the opposition-led Congress amid international condemnation and protests.
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The annulment of the election result was a rare win for supporters of the veteran opposition candidate Raila Odinga, who brought the case against Kenyatta's win to the Supreme Court.
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There is still a formal teaching that remarriage without an annulment is adultery, that adultery is a mortal sin, that people who persist in mortal sins should not receive communion.
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Guardianship's status between law and custom makes it a thorny issue for Prince Mohammed, who indicated last year he favored ending the system but stopped short of endorsing its annulment.
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Eboni says she wants the annulment because Katt was of "unsound mind" while they were together -- but a source close to Katt tells us she's the one off her rocker.
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Born and raised Roman Catholic, I left the church in 1988 because of its laws on annulment, its refusal to ordain women to the priesthood and its frequent intellectual intolerance.
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AMSTERDAM, Feb 18 (Reuters) - A Dutch appeals court on Tuesday overturned a lower court's annulment of a $50 billion award to shareholders in the now defunct Russian oil giant Yukos.
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In the Brooklyn investigation, prosecutors have obtained marriage and annulment records for Mr. Kelly and Aaliyah, as well as Aaliyah's birth certificate, according to a court document filed late Thursday.
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The minority investor is also seeking the annulment of a March 2015 shareholders meeting in which an agreement between Oi and Portugal Telecom SGPS, as Pharol was previously known, was approved.
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Cage, 55, submitted an application for annulment in late March, just four days after tying the knot with Koike in Las Vegas, per court documents obtained by PEOPLE at the time.
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Officials also learned that Patricia married one of her two sons in 2008, but the man filed for an annulment in 2010 citing "incest," according to the affidavit and court records.
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Guardianship's status between law and custom makes it a thorny issue for the crown prince, who indicated last year he favored ending the system but stopped short of endorsing its annulment.
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The comptroller's office notification to Capriles said he had 15 working days to appeal the decision at that office or 180 days to ask for its annulment at the top court.
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The 55-year-old actor's wife of four days, Erika Koike, is seeking spousal support after the actor filed for an annulment in March, according to court documents obtained by TMZ.
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Cage submitted an application for annulment in late March, just four days after tying the knot with Koike in Las Vegas, according to court documents obtained by PEOPLE at the time.
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The frequent divorcée, whose previous husbands included Conrad Hilton and George Sanders, famously shared this marital insight after her nine trips down the aisle ended in seven divorces and one annulment.
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Critics of India believe that the Monday annulment of Articles 35A and 370 will allow more Hindus to live in Kashmir, and alter the ethnic and religious balance of the region.
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No foreign power has based forces in Iran since World War II. In response to the annulment, the Russian military issued a statement saying its planes had already completed their missions.
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Some protests against Tia Maria have continued in the southern Peruvian region of Arequipa, with local residents demanding the full annulment of the construction permit, according to local media on Tuesday.
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The couple was spotted in the midst of an apparent argument at the courthouse just before they obtained a marriage license, and Cage filed for an annulment only four days later.
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This move also could be related to the possibility of divorced and remarried Catholics being reconciled to the church through the "internal forum" in confession, as opposed to the longer annulment process.
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He ordered outsiders to draft changes to the rules on marital annulment (a declaration that a marriage was never valid; not to be confused with divorce, which the church does not sanction).
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Gilly says that this Septon issued an annulment to a certain Prince Rhaegar — you know, as in, Daenerys' brother Rhaegar Targaryen (!) — and then married him to somebody else at the same time (!!).
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The court added that the purpose of the annulment requirement was that two people of the same sex were not married which in itself was not linked to the retirement pension scheme.
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Nicolas Cage and Erika Koike got married 4 days ago ... and he's already sick and tired of the union because he's filed for an annulment ... according to court records obtained by TMZ.
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Supporters and opponents of the party are warning that an annulment with a new election has steep risks in itself and may in fact only compound the political fallout for the president.
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The psychological assessment of Mr. Duterte prepared for the annulment, a copy of which was obtained by The Times, was based on an examination of Ms. Duterte and is not a diagnosis.
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Nicolas Cage's estranged wife doesn't give a damn they were only married for half a week before he filed for an annulment -- she says it still counts ... and she wants his money.
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The Bachelor drafted behind the momentum of Fox's then-recent Who Wants to Marry a Millionaire, and benefited from the disaster — an annulment and a restraining order — that followed its final episode.
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The AKP submitted several objections in areas it faced losses and on Wednesday, Erdogan called for an annulment of the Istanbul elections over what his party has described as irregularities affecting the outcome.
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Opposition parties are seeking to unseat Rousseff by impeachment in Congress or annulment of her re-election for allegedly using illegal money from the Petrobras bribery and kickback scandal to fund her campaign.
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His latest sketches are so derivative and stale that he buries them in his sock drawer, next to the wedding ring Summer returned after their annulment and the other mementos of his failures.
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Submitting his party's appeal for the annulment and renewal of the vote to the YSK on Tuesday, AKP Deputy Chairman Ali Ihsan Yavuz said thousands of votes had been impacted by the irregularities.
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Annulment of one of his closest aides would had been a serious blow to Temer's political standing as he strives to restore business confidence in an economy mired in a two-year recession.
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If setting aside a betrothal requires a consultation with the High Septon, as Pycelle reports when Joffrey wishes to set Sansa aside, an annulment of a marriage would certainly require at least that.
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Indeed to Bishop McElroy's first point, I know very well the emotional costs of the annulment process for the people touched by it, the extent to which the church's requirements can seem to add burdens to people already going through a lot, and also the extent to which an annulment process that errs on the side of mercy can itself seem like a way in which the church doesn't take the first marriage's possible reality as seriously as it should.
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The Supreme Court overturned the annulment of an arbitration award, which ordered SRT, under the purview of the transport ministry, to pay the amount to the Thai unit of Hopewell for wrongful concession termination.
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Today, I think about the men who signed off on my mom's annulment, verifying through whatever sort of divine intervention had been gifted to them, that she was not, by church standards, an adulteress.
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A spokeswoman for the Luxembourg-based General Court - the lower court of the Court of Justice of the European Union (ECJ) - on Thursday confirmed the advocacy group sought the annulment of Privacy Shield decision.
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In June, Nueva Fuerabamba filed a lawsuit against the company, seeking 150 million soles ($46 million) and the annulment of its relocation agreement with the company, said Frank Chavez, another attorney for the community.
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"This is why the only decision that will end debate about the legitimacy (of the vote) and ease the people's legal concerns is the annulment of this election," deputy party chairman Bulent Tezcan said.
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A shotgun marriage to his church sweetheart ended in annulment, and at 21 he packed up and moved to LA to bone up on his drumming at the for-profit Musicians Institute in Hollywood.
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After she filed for an annulment (granted), a group of local citizens kidnapped White, drove him a dozen or so miles, warned him to leave the mademoiselle alone and told him to walk home.
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In a separate development on Thursday, ruling party lawmaker Ngunjiri Wambugu filed a court petition seeking to have Chief Justice David Maraga removed for gross misconduct in connection with the annulment of the election.
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The annulment was granted two years later, after Mr. Duterte was found to be "psychologically incapacitated to handle essential marital obligations" and to have "gross indifference to others' needs and feelings," among other traits.
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The 55-year-old actor barely made headlines for his surprise marriage to make-up artist Erika Koike before outlets were reporting that he had already filed for an annulment from the 34-year-old.
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The actor had submitted an application for annulment in late March, just four days after tying the knot with Koike, a makeup artist, in Las Vegas, per court documents obtained by PEOPLE at the time.
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Frangella - who has not remarried, in part because she could not wed in church - said she appreciated the Pope's comments, and that a local member of the clergy had offered to pay for the annulment.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey's High Electoral Board (YSK) will on Wednesday evaluate complaints and appeals for annulment of Sunday's referendum on boosting powers of the presidency, broadcaster NTV cited the head of the board as saying.
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The congressman, who asserted Lolita Grayson battered him in 2014, vehemently denies he engaged in any abuse during their 25-year marriage, which ended last year in a bitter annulment that she is now appealing.
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Cage filed for the annulment four days later claiming that he was too drunk to comprehend what he was doing when they were married — and that he was unaware of Koike's criminal record at the time.
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The case has been published on the website of the Luxembourg-based General Court - the lower court of the Court of Justice of the European Union (ECJ) - but says only it is an "action for annulment".
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The capricious monarch, who was known for his penchant for lobster, porpoise and custard, secretly married Anne Boleyn there despite Pope Clement VII's refusal to grant him an annulment from his first wife, Catherine of Aragon.
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It is hard to see President Donald Trump caring much about the annulment, but anyway, relations with Turkey have already been banjaxed by Turkey's decision to buy Russian anti-aircraft missiles, to the consternation of NATO.
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There was swift and widespread international condemnation of the de facto annulment of the National Assembly, where the opposition won a majority in late 2015 amid an unprecedented economic crisis that has seen Maduro's popularity plummet.
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The Bovespa fell 3.3393%, with shares in food processor JBS SA extending losses for a second day after a top prosecutor requested the annulment of plea bargain deals previously signed with former executives of the company.
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Annulment generally requires a finding that one partner was "psychologically incapacitated" from the outset of the marriage — a standard so stringent that petitioners often pay psychologists or psychiatrists, lawyers and judges to manufacture the needed diagnoses.
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" Years later, a psychological assessment of Mr. Duterte, prepared in 1998 for the annulment of his marriage, concluded that he had "narcissistic personality disorder" and a "pervasive tendency to demean, humiliate others and violate their rights.
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Reports of drug use and mental health breaks started circulating in the tabloids, and then a Vegas trip with childhood friends ended in a spontaneous wedding — and hasty annulment — that gave the press ammunition for years.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey's pro-Kurdish opposition HDP filed an appeal to the country's electoral board on Wednesday for the annulment of a referendum which handed President Tayyip Erdogan sweeping new powers, saying there had been widespread violations.
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Adding to the political uncertainty, the main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP), whose candidate won the March vote in Istanbul, said on Wednesday it had formally requested the annulment of Erdogan's presidential mandate and other poll results.
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The Supreme Court overturned the annulment of an arbitration award, which ordered SRT, under the purview of the transport ministry, to pay the amount to the Thai unit of Hopewell within 180 days for wrongful concession termination.
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An annulment of the Exxon award would be welcome news to President Nicolas Maduro's cash-strapped government as it faces a heavy foreign debt repayment schedule amid a deep economic recession that has led to widespread shortages.
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Ultimately, this law is not about dual citizens; it is about the assertion and consolidation of state power in determining what makes a worthy citizen and what acts will result in the denial, or annulment, of citizenship.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - A lawmaker from Turkey's main opposition CHP said on Friday he had submitted an appeal to the European Court of Human Rights demanding the annulment of a referendum that granted President Tayyip Erdogan sweeping executive powers.
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The two other bills - proposed by a ruling and an opposition legislator respectively - offer less protections, does not recognize a gay partner as a spouse, or give relatives the right to ask for an annulment of the marriage.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey's main secularist opposition CHP will present its appeal for the annulment of Sunday's referendum boosting the powers of President Tayyip Erdogan to the High Electoral Board (YSK) on Tuesday, the party said in a statement.
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In California, a person can get an annulment if there's proof the marriage was fraudulently induced -- but Todd says he only married Christy because he loved her, and wanted to spend the rest of his life with her.
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The Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE) agreed with a request from Rousseff's defense team for more time to study a 1,086-page report calling for the annulment of the 2014 election won by Rousseff and her running mate Temer.
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According to court documents of the annulment of his and Georgulas's marriage, the court found that Younger lied about multiple aspects of his life: his career, his previous marriages, his income, his education, and even his military service.
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The Bovespa fell 0.9% from its record high, with shares in food processor JBS SA extending losses for a second day after top prosecutor requested the annulment of plea bargain deals previously signed with former executives of the company.
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He voiced openness toward gay people, expressed good will toward Muslims, and issued a landmark teaching document that — albeit in a footnote — appeared to allow divorced and remarried Catholics who had not received a marriage annulment to take communion.
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Sources close to McGinity tell TMZ ... even though she wanted an annulment, she's satisfied with the divorce ruling because she just wants to be done with Todd before the birth of her child, whose due date is April 1.
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In 2015, the Washington Post even drafted a collection of his most liberal statements, which included reconciliation with homosexuality, calling out corporate greed, championing globalization, forgiveness for abortion, streamlining of the marriage annulment process and acknowledgment of climate change.
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Speaking to crowds gathered in the central Anatolian city of Konya via teleconference, Erdogan said Turkey would first seek annulment of the move in the Security Council, and if that failed it would try at the UN General Assembly.
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Advocate General Bot said that CETA did not affect the ECJ's role as the ultimate arbiter of EU law and that dispute settlement tribunals could grant compensation, but not order the annulment of measures deemed contrary to the agreement.
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The CHP on Monday called for the annulment of the referendum and said it would take its challenge to the European Court of Human Rights if necessary, after a last-minute decision by the electoral board to allow unstamped ballots.
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The only way such Catholics can remarry is if they receive an annulment, a ruling that their first marriage never existed in the first place because of the lack of certain pre-requisites such as psychological maturity or free will.
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Remember, Nic had filed for an annulment of the marriage -- 4 days after their "I dos" -- claiming the union was based on fraud, because Erika didn't disclose a couple little things: her criminal history and her relationship with another person.
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Mr. Brown had filed for an annulment at one point, but a South Carolina judge ruled in 2015 that she had been the wife and was a legal heir, and that her child, James Brown II, was Mr. Brown's son.
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The idea behind this annulment is to prevent a religious Jew from making an overly optimistic promise to God he or she cannot keep by recognizing that human beings are fallible, and that nobody, however well intentioned, can guarantee perfect behavior.
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Koike pushed back, apparently thinking that the alcohol was only secondary to the deep love they shared or whatever, but she finally relented last week and signed the annulment documents—though she reportedly still wants Cage to pay her spousal support.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - The deputy head of Turkey's main secularist opposition called on Monday for the annulment of a referendum on boosting the powers of the president and said it would take its challenge to the European Court of Human Rights if necessary.
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The surprise 'I dos' took place at A Little White Wedding Chapel, which has also been home to some other famous marriages, including Britney Spears's short-lived 13 marriage to her childhood friend Jason Alexander, which ended 55 hours later with an annulment.
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" The federation said the report commissioned by the anti-discrimination agency, which examined the issues surrounding the annulment of decades-old convictions, "makes clear that the government can no longer hide behind spurious arguments that annulling the convictions would not be legally possible.
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In an interview with CNN in London, Odinga said that his coalition did not want to "facilitate another rigging of elections" by taking part in a vote where none of the issues that led to the annulment of the first vote were resolved.
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"The court didn't rule on the merits of the claim but rather on procedural grounds," said Catalin Alexandru, a partner at the Bucharest law firm PeliFilip, adding that Mr. Constantin could file an annulment claim that is not subject to a deadline.
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In several letters he sent to Rome, obtained by the investigation, the priest claimed his life was being destroyed because some in the Mexico City diocese were jealous of his close relationship with TV celebrities, combined with political pressure to secure Rivera's annulment.
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MOSCOW, Feb 18 (Reuters) - Russia's Justice Ministry said on Tuesday it would appeal a Dutch court's decision to overturn the annulment of a $50 billion award to shareholders in the now defunct Russian oil giant Yukos in the Supreme Court of the Netherlands.
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In court documents obtained by The Blast for the annulment, Cage claimed that they were both intoxicated at the time of the elopement and he "lacked understanding of his actions in marrying [Koike] to the extent that he was incapable of agreeing to the marriage."
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LIMA, July 25 (Reuters) - The Peruvian government will re-evaluate its recent decision to grant a construction permit to Southern Copper Corp for its proposed mine Tia Maria at the request of local authorities calling for its annulment, Peru's president said late on Wednesday.
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Folha de S.Paulo newspaper reported on Sunday a federal prosecutor will seek the annulment of the Rousseff-Temer ticket following testimony that Odebrecht illegally paid 112 million reais ($36 million) to the campaign, almost half of it in bribes to obtain favorable tax legislation.
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She's survived an attempted kidnapping, after the family of a child bride she was representing asked to meet her in a secluded spot on the outskirts of Jodhpur to discuss an annulment (she'd anticipated something was amiss, and had volunteers stationed nearby to rescue her).
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On Friday the country's constitutional court confirmed Emmerson Mnangagwa, the leader of the incumbent Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front, as the president after rejecting a legal challenge by the leading opposition party seeking the annulment of the results of the country's July 30 election.
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She could have gotten an annulment too, I suppose, which would have lifted that fate from her, but this was a laborious process back then that could take years -- a process that Francis made easier two years ago, permitting, among other things, a fast-track.
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When Gilly presented him with the info about Rhaegar Targaryen's annulment in last night's episode of Game of Thrones, Sam was in the midst of a bit of a professional crisis, which led him to packing up his family and getting the heck out of the Citadel.
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Rousseff's supporters on the Senate committee have called for annulment of the impeachment proceedings because the man who launched them last year, lower house speaker Eduardo Cunha, was himself removed from office on Thursday by the Supreme Court for obstructing the investigation of corruption accusations against him.
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BHL served up a bit of red meat for his bejewelled audience, denouncing Boris Johnson, the foreign secretary, as a bigot (loud applause), proclaiming that Brexit would reduce Britain to a small island (louder applause) and calling for "the annulment of this disaster" (even louder applause).
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Conservatives contest that the Pope is tinkering with what is written in the Bible and has been affirmed throughout centuries in the Catholic Church on marriage: that a divorced person who is remarried without an annulment may not receive communion, because the second marriage is considered adulterous.
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Both of those children, Rhaenys and Aegon, were killed by Gregor "the Mountain" Clegane during Robert's Rebellion, so while they might have had legitimate claims to the throne even after the annulment (presuming it wasn't on the basis of non-consummation or unfaithfulness), they're no longer an issue.
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She's cheerfully struggling through a story about how Prince Rhaegar was given an annulment and then remarried to someone (wink!) in a secret ceremony in Dorne, while Sam is throwing a tantrum about how no one is letting him read any of the important books full of good secrets.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - The main rival to Mexico's ruling party said on Friday he will seek the annulment of the vote in five districts in a key governor's race last weekend in a bid to overturn the result and strengthen his hand ahead of next year's presidential election.
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You could make the "scandal" case about a whole raft of people: people who are divorced; people who are divorced and remarried without an annulment; women who have given birth to, or men who have fathered, a child out of wedlock; an unmarried couple who are living together.
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The annulment of his death sentence — as well as the sentences against five other leaders of Mr. Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood movement — suggests the government's reluctance to execute leaders of the Brotherhood, which still maintains some public support after its role in the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak in 2011.
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Word got around that if you were an unwed mother and your priest would not let you baptize your baby, or if you wanted to remarry but didn't have the information to get an annulment, you could go to Father Crowley at Holy Angels in a Pittsburgh neighborhood called Hays.
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Henry VIII had the entire kingdom break from the Church of Rome in 1533 so he could split from Catherine of Aragon and marry Anne Boleyn in his quest for a male heir -- a history-defining moment set in motion because the Catholic Church wouldn't grant his request for an annulment.
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It was that document that provided the most public division between Francis and Cardinal Müller, who made it clear that he viewed the most controversial aspects of the document through the prism of church tradition, and rejected the possibility that divorced Catholics who had remarried without an annulment could receive communion.
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The HDP has denied direct links, but thousands of its members have been dismissed or jailed HDP lawmaker Mithat Sancar said his party would submit an extraordinary appeal for the annulment of the elections in the five locations, adding that being dismissed through a decree did not prevent a candidate from being elected.
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Exxon had made its investments on a joint-venture basis with the state-owned Petroleos de Venezuela SA. According to court papers, an ICSID annulment committee on March 9 threw out nearly all of the arbitration award that concerned the Cerro Negro project, reducing Venezuela's payout to $188.3 million from $1.6 billion.
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S. data transfer pact entered into force in Aug * Previous pact struck down by EU court on spying concerns * Irish privacy group seeking annulment of Privacy Shield By Julia Fioretti and Dustin Volz BRUSSELS/WASHINGTON, Oct 26 (Reuters) - A widely expected legal challenge has been filed by an Irish privacy advocacy group to an EU-U.
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"The marriage only went wrong because of Henry's increasing paranoia that God was judging him and not giving him a male heir because he'd married his brother's wife," Frost said.. Citing Leviticus 20:19, which condemned a man marrying his brother's wife as the reason for their misfortune, Henry VIII petitioned the Pope to grant him an annulment.
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Go to a wedding, barn dance, annulment, christening, vehicle tax registration confirmation bash, or all you can eat buffet completion celebration anywhere in the world, and you'll see a swarm of people still not exactly sure how to the the Macarena even though they've been aware of the Macarena longer than they've had the internet or quinoa.
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One reading of Pope Francis's intentions is that this is roughly what he wanted – a decentralized, quasi-Anglican approach to questions where the church and the post-sexual revolution culture are in conflict, in which different parts of the Catholic world could experiment with different doctrinal pastoral approaches to confession and communion for the remarried-without-annulment.
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"If, after the removal of the unfair terms, the nature of the main subject matter of those contracts is likely to alter, in that they would no longer be indexed to a foreign currency while remaining subject to an interest rate based on that currency rate, EU law does not preclude that annulment of those contracts," it added.
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Add in Gilly's discovery that Rhaegar received an annulment for his marriage to Elia Martell (Prince Oberyn's sister), in order to legally wed Lyanna, and this all pretty much confirms that A) Jon Snow isn't actually a bastard, and B) his last name is, in fact, Targaryen, and C) that he and Dany have competing claims to the Seven Kingdoms.
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This is why the annulment process has long included a "defender of the bond," whose task is to advocate on behalf, not of the wife or husband, but of the marriage formed between them — treating it as something with a claim to more-than-merely-contractual reality, something that might have been created indissoluble by the works of God Himself.
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Oyelowo and Pike hold fast to the intimate core of the pair's connection, even as they are spurned by their homelands and subjected to humiliations large (exile, threats of annulment) and small (an official's wife offers Ruth a cocktail while archly informing her that her new husband may help himself to a soda, because "blacks can't drink" in the territory).
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Because of an editing error, an article on July 2 about the annulment of Austria's presidential runoff over procedural irregularities — a decision that gave a far-right, anti-immigrant party a second chance to win — used an erroneous standard of measurement to compare the 90,000 migrants who have applied for asylum in Austria with those who have applied in Germany.
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The charges include sexual exploitation of children, child pornography, racketeering, kidnapping, forced labor, trafficking women and girls interstate for sex, and conspiracy to defraud the US. On Thursday, prosecutors also filed a copy of a letter sent to Kelly's attorneys listing records they obtained as part of their investigation, including Aaliyah's birth certificate, their marriage license, and the annulment records.
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Instead, McElroy gives every evidence that he's talking about the most stable and happy and high-functioning of second marriages, with no hint that abuse or emotional blackmail any other extremity is involved; the only factor constraining the people he's addressing from taking steps that Catholic teaching requires are the "moral obligations" incurred by the new marriage and the desire not to wound others by going through the annulment process.
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Critics have been merciless since the Court's annulment of the Kenyan election, blaming the international observers, including the Carter Center delegation chaired by former U.S. Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Trump's winning weapon: Time The Memo: O'Rourke looks to hit reset button MORE, and the African Union, led by former South African President Thabo Mbeki, for having rushed to judgement to certify the Kenyan vote.
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Until recently I thought of myself as part of that center-right, and from that vantage point, it seemed like there was a great deal of room for Pope Francis to tack center-leftward without opening up major doctrinal debates—tackling divorce and remarriage by streamlining the annulment process and making it more available in poorer countries, stressing the social gospel a little more and the culture war a little less, appointing women to run Vatican dicasteries, even reopening debates over female deacons and married priests.
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