But lawyers for the 13 couples argue that the text of the constitution was meant to prevent forced marriages, and there's nothing in it that explicitly prohibits gay marriage.
This article recognizes the right of persons with disabilities to have effective access to justice on an equal basis to others, without being excluded from legal proceedings.
But Thursday's plaintiffs' lawyers argue that the text of the constitution was intended to prevent forced marriages and that nothing in this text explicitly prohibits same-sex marriage.
The recent amendment deletes this provision from the code and changes the time of formation of contracts to when notice of acceptance is received by the other party, not the time when that notice is sent.
This article ensures that persons with disabilities enjoy the right to liberty and personal security, and are not deprived of their liberty, unlawfully or arbitrarily, on the basis of the existence of a disability.
But the lawyers for Thursday's plaintiffs counter that the text of the constitution was to prevent forced marriages and there isn't anything in it that explicitly prohibits same-sex marriage.
Another article stresses that the enforcement of a sentence of imprisonment shall be subject to the supervision of the Court and shall be consistent with widely accepted international treaty standards governing treatment of prisoners.
This article protects persons with disabilities from all forms of exploitation, violence and abuse, both within and outside the home, paying special attention to children and women with disabilities.
This article recognizes the right of persons with disabilities to education on the basis of equal opportunity, ensuring an inclusive education system at all levels and the facilitation of access to lifelong learning.
Articles of the constitution that require citizens to follow"socialist norms of life" and to obey a"collective spirit" took precedence over individual political and civil liberties.
The clauses of the provisions that limited monarchical authority were then annulled, but the legal clauses of the Provisionsof Westminster were reaffirmed in the Statute of Marlborough(1267).
For instance, many of the articles in the Marriage Law are programmatic and their thorough implementation will take at least a period of three five-year plans.
On amendments, the article states that after the expiration of seven years from the entry into force of the Statute, any State party may propose amendments to it.
New Zealand agreed with the EU that since almost all States involved in this Convention were signatories to the CRC, an article on children with disabilities would not add to the international body of law.
This article recognizes the right of persons with disabilities to marriage and to found a family, to decide freely on the number of children to have, and to retain their fertility on an equal basis to others.
This article recognizes that persons with disabilities have the right to the enjoyment of the highest attainable standard of health, ensuring access for persons with disabilities to health services, including health-related rehabilitation, that are gender-sensitive, in their community and without financial cost.
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