सुसंयोग इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

Rights in marriage, related to conjugal responsibilities.

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By this clause, a partner who had survived an unsuccessful filing for divorce could move the courts to return to the status quo ante in terms of conjugal interaction.

When conjugal visits are allowed, Hill sleeps with his wife Annabella for the last time; as he is paraplegic, he has no sensation below his waist and cannot experience the pleasure received during sex.

and a song relating to the conjugal life of Madai and Soralel known as Madai Soralel Ela (মাদই সরারেলর এলা, 1500–1600 [http://manipuri.

The prisoners turn out to be an advantage to Gabrielle one afternoon when Carlos's lawyer refuses to give Gabrielle a conjugal visit.

Gabrielle makes her case firm and demanding, she wants a conjugal visit by the following day or to consider himself fired.

" Raymond approved of conjugal visits for those imprisoned so that the spouse should not be exposed to the risk of possible adultery.

The above mentioned conjugal relations lasted until the time when the marriage matter was a competence of the parents.

Common law marriages in Canada have been referred to for over forty years as a form of marriage or "conjugal union".

Since 1999, Saskatchewan has allowed married persons to have more than one "simultaneous" conjugal union in family property law.

Under section 293(a) of the Canadian Criminal Code, everyone who enters into any form of polygamy or any "conjugal union with more than one person at a time" is guilty of an offense, and under s.

Rather than a pattern based on conjugal or affinal bonds, in the Munduruku villages, all males over the age of thirteen live in one household, and all of the females live with all of the males under thirteen in another.

The novel deals with hundreds of characters over four generations, bringing back to life an axial period (1885–1971) during which feudalism, matriliny, and bonded labour gave way to conjugal life and to universal access to land ownership, and later, to decolonisation and the industrial revolution of the 1960s.