Examples of using Either spouse in English and their translations into Spanish
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In fulfilling the duty of supervision, either spouse may apply to a judge to prevent
Concealment by either spouse from the other of any venereal disease
The article states that either spouse can seek a divorce before or after the marriage has been consummated,
Either spouse may seek a separation before
Evangelical denominations permit annulment of a marriage at the request of either spouse and on grounds that do not discriminate between the parties,
Either spouse may seek an annulment if the other has a serious defect which is repellent
Under the terms of article 625, either spouse, irrespective of the financial regime adopted in the marriage,
Furthermore, Article 151 introduced the concept of'irretrievable breakdown of marriage', which either spouse can invoke as a ground for divorce Article 154 contains further provisions regarding this concept in the case of a joint request by both spouses. .
In this regard, we would clarify that the dwelling to be purchased must be occupied by at least one family member of either spouse to the second degree by blood
Moreover, under current law, either spouse had the right,
divorce may be granted at the request of either spouse.
of an unlawful threat, with the result that consent was not given freely, either spouse may apply to have the marriage annulled art. 71, para. 2, Book 1, Civil Code.
with the contribution or work of either spouse, has/have maintained the value it or they had before the regime entered into force.
In the event that either spouse alleges that the other has caused him or her injury such that cohabitation is no longer possible, the injury must be proved.
If the marriage was long-term, either spouse can petition for the amount to be adjusted based on change of their circumstances since the previous court order.
Ratified equality between the sexes with respect to contracting civil marriage in the home of either spouse, pursuant to the complaint against article 126 of the Civil Code, as modified by article 7 of Decree 2272 1989.
Either spouse may, without the consent of the other, open a deposit account
Congressional Decree No. 80-98 amended article 132 to read as follows:"Opposition. Either spouse may oppose the other spouse's taking actions that prejudice, or may prejudice, the marital property.
Articles 344 to 353 of the draft Code provide that either spouse may be required to pay the other an allowance intended to offset any disparity in their living conditions occasioned by the breakdown of the marriage.
Although the relatives of either spouse are regarded as having the same degree of kinship to the other spouse,