Sindy 26 a Medicine student of uniben is pregnant for 16yrs old Eddy*** (Page 15)

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Posted: at 13-01-2011 05:08 PM (13 years ago) | Newbie

Posted: at 13-01-2011 05:21 PM (13 years ago) | Upcoming

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He no put am for gal pant, na inside woman bowl him forget sotay the thin come germinate....

Posted: at 13-01-2011 06:00 PM (13 years ago) | Upcoming

carry ur cross but i know dat it's a bloody trash

Posted: at 13-01-2011 06:08 PM (13 years ago) | Newbie

Can u pls tell me in which country for Europe they hav dis law ?? abeg

Posted: at 13-01-2011 06:25 PM (13 years ago) | Addicted Hero

Europa [Bearbeiten]
Deutschland [Bearbeiten]

In der Regel erlangt man in Deutschland die Ehemündigkeit mit Eintritt der Volljährigkeit.

Allerdings gibt § 1303 Abs. 2-4 BGB die Möglichkeit, bereits im Alter von 16 Jahren die Ehe eingehen zu können. Voraussetzung dafür ist, dass

    * der andere Verlobte bereits volljährig ist und dass
    * das zuständige Familiengericht eine Befreiung von der Voraussetzung der Volljährigkeit erteilt.
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Frankreich [Bearbeiten]

In Frankreich müssen seit 2006 beide Partner 18 Jahre alt sein (früher waren Frauen ab 15 ehemündig). Eine Befreiung von der Altervoraussetzung kann der Generalstaatsanwalt (Procureur de la République) erteilen.

Österreich [Bearbeiten]

In Österreich ist die Ehemündigkeit im Ehegesetz geregelt. Demnach müssen seit dem 1. Juli 2001 beide Partner 18 Jahre alt sein (dieses Alter war auch schon vor Herabsetzung der Volljährigkeit separat festgelegt). Über Antrag bei Gericht ist es auch möglich, bereits mit dem Alter von 16 Jahren zu heiraten, wenn der zukünftige Ehepartner volljährig ist. Das ist aber Formsache, denn das Gericht muss die Erlaubnis geben. Bis zum 30. Juni 2001 durften auch 15-jährige Mädchen aus freiem Willen diesen Antrag stellen. Dies dürfen sie nun nicht mehr, auch nicht, wenn sie schwanger sind - in diesem Fall muss das Mädchen nun das gemeinsame Kind ledig austragen.

To read the english translation, go to: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marriageable_age

Excerpt from there:

Europe

    * Albania: 18
    * Armenia: 18 for males, 17 for females.
    * Austria: 18, 16 with court consent (partner must be 18 or older).
    * Belarus: 18, 16 with parental consent.
    * Belgium: 18, 16 with parental consent.
    * Bulgaria: 18, 16 with parental consent.
    * Croatia: 18, 16 with parental consent.
    * Cyprus: 18, 16 with parental and ecclesial consent. Under no circumstances is it permitted for the man to marry a woman who is over 12 years his junior or 6 years his senior.
    * Czech republic: 18, 16 with court consent.
    * Denmark: 18, 15 demand a exemption named "Kongebrev" (historical: "letter [from the] king [by a a exemption]"), today the local authority give approval if the couple have own home.
    * Estonia: 18, 15 with parental or court consent.
    * Finland: 18, under 18 with the consent of the ministry of justice in extraordinary circumstances, in which case parents or other guardian must be heard, but actual parental consent is not required.
    * France: 18
    * Georgia:18, but not strongly controlled. Children can take their ID cards when they are 14. (before new law it was 16).
    * Germany: 18, 16 with court consent (partner must be 18 or older).
    * Greece: 18, 16 with consent from both parents and court permission.
    * Hungary: 18, 16 with parental consent.
    * Iceland: 18, the Ministry of Justice may permit the marriage of younger persons.
    * Ireland: 18, below 16 with both parental and High Court consent.
    * Italy: 18, 16 with court consent.
    * Latvia: 18, 16 with court and/or parental permission.
    * Lithuania: 18, 16 with court permission.
    * Netherlands: 18, 16 with parental consent, under 16 with personal permission from the queen.
    * Norway: 18, 16 with consent from parents (guardian) and permission from the County Governor. The County Governor may only give permission when there are 'special reasons for contracting a marriage'.[47][48]
    * Poland: 18, 16 with court permission (females only).
    * Portugal: 18, 16 with parental consent (if not possible, the court can provide the consent).
    * Romania: 18 for males, 18 for females, 16 with permission from the district's administrative board.[49]
    * Russia: 18, 16 in special circumstances; may vary in different regions.
    * Serbia: 18. 16 with court consent.
    * Slovakia: 18, 16 with court consent.
    * Slovenia: 18, 16 with parental consent.
    * Spain: 18, 16 with parental consent.
    * Sweden: 18, younger with permission from the county administrative board. The county administrative board may only give permission when there are 'special reasons' but although the custodians of the underage should be heard if possible, the consent of the custodians is not required.
    * Switzerland: 18
    * Turkey: 18, 17 with parental consent, 16 in special circumstances with court approval.
    * Ukraine: 18 for males, 17 for females, 16 with parental consent.
    * United Kingdom[50]
          o England and Wales: 18, 16 with parental consent.
          o Scotland: 16.
          o Northern Ireland: 18, 16 with parental consent.


If I dont know much, I know about that because while I was studying in the University, we had to do law and I made a private  excourse into marital laws in Germany for my personal benefit... No ask me who be my victim o! LOL

Posted: at 13-01-2011 06:55 PM (13 years ago) | Upcoming

he doesnt want to be a father and he dey do the tin abi, pls? both of them should carry their cross jare

Posted: at 13-01-2011 07:06 PM (13 years ago) | Upcoming

let us be sincere with wat ever we will do,i mean dis is a reason 4 us all dont play wit wat u can not eat

Posted: at 13-01-2011 07:32 PM (13 years ago) | Newbie

Which kain logik be this? Since when dem dey teach unna for Naija to dey play with food? You no know say food scarcity dey? How you go dey encourage people to dey play with food? 

Posted: at 13-01-2011 07:45 PM (13 years ago) | Upcoming

heheheeeee wetin u wan tell me, village ppl no dey do these kain tin 

Posted: at 13-01-2011 07:57 PM (13 years ago) | Addicted Hero