Translation of decree absolute – English-Spanish dictionary
(Translation of decree absolute from the Cambridge English-Spanish Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)
Examples of decree absolute
decree absolute
We have only to look at the position after the decree absolute.
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While the directive says that the family member is covered until the decree absolute is issued, the rights can be difficult to use.
The decree absolute of divorce will not prove to be the jurisdictional problem which it has in many recent reported and unreported cases.
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This is the clause under which in certain circumstances the court has power to refuse to make a decree absolute.
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She is still entitled if separated or if a divorce had not reached the stage of decree absolute.
For divorcees, the official statistics measure this by the legal definition of marriage duration, which is from wedding day to date of decree absolute.
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However, they further recommended that a voidable marriage should be treated as valid until the decree absolute was made.
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I am asking that in future no marriage allowance shall be stopped until the wife obtains a decree absolute.
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