matrimonial
മാട്രിമോണിയൽ
definition
adjective
matrimonial bonds
of or relating to marriage or married people.
example
However, this strategy took the king away from 'matrimonial' law into the quite remote and hypersensitive realm of papal power.
One does not have that sort of broad power over matters which go further than the 'matrimonial' relationship.
I had never thought it right to take another female under my name after a 'matrimonial' commitment.
Unlike the traditional 'matrimonial' classifieds the online version is much more egalitarian.
He asks that the retroactive order provide for payment out of his share of the 'matrimonial' home when it is sold.
That is one of the means by which, in 'matrimonial' litigation, a level playing field is commonly achieved.
This alone speaks volumes to the happy state of 'matrimonial' harmony in America.
This seems to have been most likely when drunk, or during 'matrimonial' disputes.
'matrimonial' vows
On the divorce of a married couple, the court has wide powers to divide the 'matrimonial' property in the fairest manner possible.
This establishes the 'matrimonial' contract and the legal rights of the couple.
With such a 'matrimonial' event in the offing, it got me thinking today about the numerous weddings I've been to over the last few years.
These costs shall also be paid from the wife's share of the net proceeds of sale of the 'matrimonial' home.
It does not seek to define rights within the marriage or rights at the break-up of the 'matrimonial' tie.
And among the respondents to these 'matrimonial' ads, most of the women are much younger than the men.
Family and 'matrimonial' lawyers, according to Brown, are at the highest risk of being threatened.
I start drafting the advertisement that has to be inserted in the 'matrimonial' column of the Sunday newspaper.
It is also a ring, like a wedding band that guarantees a 'matrimonial' contract.
At that time, the applicant had purchased his former wife's share in their 'matrimonial' home.
At some point, the 'matrimonial' litigation was put on hold for two years.
Sometimes that applies in broader instances to families, not just to 'matrimonial' relationships.
Also no chieftainship can clearly say that its lineage, either patrimonially, 'matrimonially' or otherwise, has always had a dispute-free succession.
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