"There are people who are saying that with all the obstacles they are trying to place on this law, we'd be better off with no divorce and continue with annulment," said Rosalba Todaro, a researcher at the Center for Women's Studies here.
TMZ reports that Williams, star of "The Real Housewives of Atlanta," walked away from her annulment empty-handed, with zero assets and zero alimony.
In 1529 the king summoned Parliament to deal with annulment, thus bringing together those who wanted reform but who disagreed what form it should take; it became known as the Reformation Parliament.
Rahul and Riana become friends and allies, not squabbling enemies, and the film, which ends with the annulment, leaves open what happens next.
That same day in Istanbul, at the patriarchal cathedral, Athenagoras I presented the papal delegation, headed by Cardinal Shehan, of Baltimore, with an annulment of the excommunication of Cardinal Humbert, the legate of Leo IX, in 1054.
On October 28 the Zanzibar Electoral Commission chairman annulled the elections there, claiming that electoral laws had been violated; international observers were concerned with the annulment, feeling that it was unwarranted.
They wanted an end to the state security courts where most political trials are conducted, more rights for Kurds and annulment of economic agreements with the International Monetary Fund.
As anyone who has been dragged screaming down this painful path -- and there are a lot of us -- can testify, the whole Catholic annulment process is rife with hypocrisy.
Wife no 4, Anne of Cleves, had the good sense to cause no problems with that annulment, got a handsome estate out of her relieved non-husband, and lived contentedly on in England till 1557, safe from any second marriage and generally considered by all who knew her to be a good sort.
