Sentence examples for entitled to maintenance from inspiring English sources

Wives who separate from their husbands will not be entitled to maintenance payments from their ex-husbands if they later have a relationship with another man, an Indian high court judge has ruled.

He added that when a woman enters a sexual or romantic relationship with a man, she becomes his financial responsibility: "If she wants to live in a relationship with another man, she may be entitled to maintenance from him and not from the former husband".

Ucas sends a copy of the Student Money Manual to all applicants, or you can download a copy at themoneycharity.org.uk What you're entitled to Maintenance grants offer a share of up to £3,387 in England or £3,475 in Northern Ireland per year for family incomes of up to around £40k.

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Tukeer Hussain, a 17-year-old sixth-form student from Birmingham, is one of those who would have been entitled to a maintenance grant but will now have to pay back a maintenance loan.

"Yes, we would be entitled to more maintenance and more money.

He contended she was entitled to a maintenance allowance for only 3 months as prescribed by Muslim personal law.

If your household income - that is, your parents income, unless you are a mature student - is below £50,020, you will be entitled to a maintenance grant.

A student living away from home outside of London is entitled to a maintenance loan from the Student Loans Company of anything up to £5,500 per year.

'If you are a wife living in the south of France, you will not be entitled to lifetime maintenance, but you would if the divorce was held in England,' says Marilyn Stowe.

Kimberley is bringing up her two young children on her own in a small flat on £65 income a week; the children are entitled to child maintenance and local authority housing because they were born in the UK.