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A dowry is for pre marriage, it is generally a traditional gift that one sides family gives to the other side, usually males family gives to female. this is viewed as a gift and it is to the family. after the divorce the who ever recieved the dowry most likely spent it and they did there part by sactioning the marriage so most people would see fit that if a dowry was paid and if the reciever followed through and allowed the giver of the dowry to marry there child then the recdiever of the dowry is in no predicament to pay that dowry back. the people in divorce are At Fault for the divorce, if the parent who recieved the dowry caused the divorce then most likely they might be at fault and have to pay it back.
Well, considering the fact that Blair wants a divorce from a royal and being in the marital code, it is normal for Louis's mother to want a dowry. It is necessary to be paid in case the marriage lasts for less then an year.
there is no antonym to the word dowry
"Dowry" is a noun. It refers to the money, goods, or property that a woman brings to her husband in marriage.
No, there are no Dowry prohibition officers in Mumbai. But the Dowry is illegal if complained about.
The verb form of dowry is to endow.
Yes, but by custom they always had a man handle the legal agreement as to the return of the dowry. The divorce process in ancient Rome was simple. All one party had to do was notify the other that they were no longer married, usually in writing. However the question of how the return of the dowry was to be handled and any property matters was generally a negotiated deal and a male relative of the woman was usually better qualified to handle these matters.
The Kikuyu are a group of Bantu people who live in East Africa. Yes, there was divorce in Kikuyu custom. The process of paying dowry for a wife was a long one. It took an average of twelve years to pay off the dowry requested in the first true negotiation.The Kikuyus accommodated a man by allowing him to make a part payment fo his dowry. However, he was to complete his debt by the time his first daughter was ready for marriage to ensure that he did not receive a daughter's dowry before he himself had completed his part. During these years, he was allowed to divorce because all it took would be for his wife's family to return the dowry paid in animals, crops and honey. First, old, respectable men would take his wife from his homestead to her father's homestead. This was to ensure that she arrived at her father's home because she had been previously under the care of her husband. Secondly, the woman's family would be indebted to return all the dowry paid. If She happened to get a suiter, two options were possible. Either, her family would refund all dowry paid to them in order to receive the new dowry or the suiter would pay her former husband's family directly to pay of her dowery family's debt. The situation became complicated if the husband had completed paying his whole dowry debt. This was what was called "gwatura kiande". At this stage, a wife belonged to a man completely and a man could not divorce her. She belonged to him "matu na hia". In such a case, he could only marry a second or other wife and simply ignore the wife he was not interested in because her family could not take her back at all.
Dowry Square was created in 1727.
Agnieszka's Dowry was created in 1996.
Divorce attorneys do not work for free.
In the Bible Exodus 22:16, it talks about the dowry of virgins: what was included in the dowry of virgins
In conclusion, the dowry system perpetuates gender inequality, economic disparities, and social pressures. Addressing this issue requires a multi-faceted approach that includes legal reforms, education campaigns, and changing societal attitudes towards women and marriage. By dismantling the dowry system, we can work towards a more equitable and just society for all.