1. Understandably, the annulment process is, for some, another abrasion on the wound of the break-up of a marriage.

2. A clause within a contract or deed for annulment.

3. The annulment caused a profound impression in Japan.

4. The same applies to any changes or annulment.

5. Continued absence of one party may also justify annulment.

6. GDA reserves the rights of approval and annulment of membership.

7. He may appeal to the Pope for an annulment of his 24-year marriage.

8. The groom, an engineer, applied for an annulment because his bride, a student nurse, had lied to him about her virginity.

9. Therefore, there is no possibility of an annulment taking place , " he added. "

10. The annulment of their marriage resulted in the bastardization of their children.

11. Law An annulment or acquittal; dismissal, as of a court order.

12. Law An annulment acquittal ; dismissal, of a court order.

13. The discovery of the election fraud has led to the annulment of 50 000 votes.

14. The Church considers marriage an indissoluble union; remarriage without the benefit of an annulment is understood to be adultery.

15. They demanded the release of de la Mare and submitted a petition protesting against the annulment of statutes except by parliament.

16. They described the King's surprise and frustration, for usually the Pope made little difficulty over the annulment of royal marriages.

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17. The marriage failed to last , however , as the singer filed for an annulment 55 hours later.

18. Getting married on a dare is grounds for an annulment.

19. And one day you just come home and start throwing words around like annulment.

20. That is just one of the, well, hazy cases that wound up before the Vatican's Sacra Romana Rota, a top court which hears the most complicated of marriage annulment requests.