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Natalia09 Posted 16 years ago
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Satisfied
Hi, I cannot understand one sentence about who or what is satisfied, maybe it would be easier for a native speaker. It is from an Australian Divorce Order:
"THE COURT FINDS:
1 The marriage is proved.
2 ...
3 The ground for the application for a divorce order - namely that the marriage has broken down irretrievably - is proved.
THE COURT, BY ODER, DECLARES THAT IT IS SATISFIED:
1 There is/are no children of the marriage to whom Section 55A(3) of the Act applies"
And another question is, what "BY ORDER" means, is the court ordered by somebody to declare or is it satisfied by this Divorce Order. As for me, it is pretty confusing.
Thanks
Natalia
"THE COURT FINDS:
1 The marriage is proved.
2 ...
3 The ground for the application for a divorce order - namely that the marriage has broken down irretrievably - is proved.
THE COURT, BY ODER, DECLARES THAT IT IS SATISFIED:
1 There is/are no children of the marriage to whom Section 55A(3) of the Act applies"
And another question is, what "BY ORDER" means, is the court ordered by somebody to declare or is it satisfied by this Divorce Order. As for me, it is pretty confusing.
Thanks
Natalia
Top answer
Hi, I cannot understand one sentence about who or what is satisfied, maybe it would be easier for a native speaker. It is from an Australian Divorce Order: "THE COURT FINDS: 1 The marriage is proved. 2 ...
- Hi, I cannot understand one sentence about who or what is satisfied, maybe it would be easier for a native speaker.
- It is from an Australian Divorce Order: "THE COURT FINDS: 1 The marriage is proved.
- 2 ...
- 3 The ground for the application for a divorce order - namely that the marriage has broken down irretrievably - is proved.
- THE COURT, BY ODER, DECLARES THAT IT IS SATISFIED: The Court (meaning the judge) is satisfied 1 There is/are no children of the marriage to whom Section 55A(3) of the Act applies" And another question is, what "BY ORDER" means, is the court ordered by somebody to declare or is it satisfied by this Divorce Order.
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Hi,
I cannot understand one sentence about who or what is satisfied, maybe it would be easier for a native speaker. It is from an Australian Divorce Order:
"THE COURT FINDS:
1 The marriage is proved.
2 ...
3 The ground for the application for a divorce order - namely that the marriage has broken down irretrievably - is proved.
THE COURT, BY O
I cannot understand one sentence about who or what is satisfied, maybe it would be easier for a native speaker. It is from an Australian Divorce Order:
"THE COURT FINDS:
1 The marriage is proved.
2 ...
3 The ground for the application for a divorce order - namely that the marriage has broken down irretrievably - is proved.
THE COURT, BY O
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